AAE nabízí podporu zájemcům z řad certifikovaných aktuárů kandidujícím do AI Advisory Forum. Originální text z AAE je dále, terms of reference jsou na odkazu níže (vede na stránky Evropské komise). V případě otázek kontaktujte Kamila Žáka.

The European Commission has launched a call for applications to join the AI Advisory Forum, a newly established expert group under the AI Act. The Forum will provide technical advice to the Commission and the AI Office on matters related to the implementation of the AI Act and its governance framework. Up to 200 members will be appointed from across industry, academia, civil society, and other stakeholder groups.

This initiative presents an important opportunity for the actuarial profession to contribute to the evolving European AI regulatory landscape, particularly in areas such as risk modelling, transparency, and trustworthy use of AI in financial services.

You are invited to circulate this email within your association in order to identify interested individuals with the necessary experience for this position, who may be interested in applying.

Application Process

• Applicants should have recognised expertise in the field of artificial intelligence, including areas such as technical development, governance, or sector-specific applications of AI. Appointments are for a two-year term, which may be renewed once for up to four years in total.
• While applications must be submitted via the Commission’s platform, interested individuals are invited to request support from the AAE to strengthen their application. The AAE Nominations Panel will assess any such requests and provide assistance as appropriate.
• The positions are not remunerated, but travel and subsistence expenses may be reimbursed by the Commission in accordance with their standard rules and subject to budget availability.
• If you are interested in applying and would like the AAE’s support, please contact Kamil Žák by Thursday 28 August 2025.

Please do not hesitate to reach out should you have any questions or require clarification.