I'm good morning everyone, really nice to have you today, so the first block of the day is
going to be about how we implement and comply with EU law. So we've got some amazing speakers
coming up in a variety of domains, we're going to talk a little bit about AI and open source
AI in the implementation of the EU's artificial intelligence act. We're also going
to talk about the cyber-residience act, of course, about where we're at now that the
law is passed and the implementation is beginning and what efforts the open source community
are making to make that implementation possible. But we're also going to talk about how
the European Commission are leveraging open source. For example, using open source to create
more transparent content moderation on major platforms. So we've got a great lineup of speakers
to talk about those things. Just a little bit of background, a lot of the organizers of this
Devroom are former or present European Union officials, so feel free to get your Rotten Tomatoes
ready. And so a lot of us have experienced in these domains and we're really looking
forward to hearing from you and some of the more interactive parts of today. There are
no stupid questions because there are plenty of stupid procedures and strange ways of doing
things in the European Union. So don't hesitate if there's something that sounds
a bit odd or strange to just call us out on it, ask the questions. That's the whole
point of everybody being here today and it's really nice to see some familiar faces for the
great menu ones too. So we're at a different level of schedule but my proposed will be that I
set up the presentation for Skithano. So if I know who's the executive director of the OSI,
I'm just going to talk to us a bit about the open source AI definition.