The promise and perils of AI in customs and trade automation

Join us for a session exploring how AI systems and tools are developed. We will discuss:
when AI tools can be relied upon,
how to interpret their results responsibly, and
what to expect from these technologies in the near future.
This webinar has been designed to build understanding and confidence in the use of AI-powered assistants (chatbots) within the CustomsClear ecosystem, including the EU sanctions compliance checking assistant.
Whether you are new to AI or already engaging with these systems, this session will provide valuable insights to help you make informed and effective use of them. This is important, as highlighted in the EU’s Apply AI Strategy: "The increasing use of AI in business and the public sector is transforming labour markets. It is essential to ensure that workers across all sectors have the skills to use AI responsibly and effectively“ (see Q&A document).
Speakers
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Enrika Naujoke
CEO of CustomsClear, Lithuania
Enrika Naujoke is CEO of CustomsClear, the European customs and trade knowledge platform (www.customsclear.net), which serves as a trusted resource for practitioners and experts to navigate the complexities of customs compliance and trade, leveraging the latest in technology and AI to make regulatory knowledge more accessible and actionable.
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Dr Ramunas Sablinskas
IT solutions architect at CustomsClear, Lithuania
Ramunas Sablinskas is an IT solution architect and technical product manager at CustomsClear. He has extensive experience in digital identity and e-signature systems across the EU. Dr Sablinskas holds a PhD in Mathematics and Computer Science and has been deeply involved in neural network optimisation since 1995.
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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