Online workshop: AI & legal complexity management

This event is one of seven online workshops, organised as part of the Customs Ecosystem Conference, taking place on 6–7 October 2025 in Vilnius, Lithuania, and followed by further online workshops in October and November. View the programme and registration details at www.lcpa.lt/en.
About the workshop
This engaging session will feature:
How the LLM4LM Lab, run by Be Informed with TNO, the University of Amsterdam, and Eindhoven University of Technology, is exploring AI’s transformative role in logistics.
Applications of AI in shipment booking, route optimisation, customs processing and other critical logistics functions.
The key challenges of applying AI in regulated trade and transport environments.
How norm engineering and the FLINT standard enable the development of reliable, compliant logistics AI.
Speaker
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Geert Rensen
Founder and Chief Customer Officer at Be Informed, the Netherlands
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Vincent van Dijk
Senior Advisor on Norm Engineering and Rule-Based at Pharosius B.V., the Netherlands
How to join
Invest 290 Eur (excluding VAT)/ organisation for full access to all online workshops:
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Complimentary workshop - EU sanctions: common compliance pitfalls
Contact us
If you need further information or have any questions, please feel free to contact us at info@customsclear.net
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