The speech focused on how AI is increasingly becoming a part of our daily lives, both in visible and invisible ways. Speech highlighted the potential risks and hidden dangers it brings with it.

The annual Rythmisis conference in Athens concluded successfully, focusing on "Artificial Intelligence and Law: Regulating Innovation for Everyday Life." The event brought together experts to discuss AI's impact on the legal field.

Over 35 academics, judges, and government representatives from Greece and abroad participated in the conference. Discussions centered on regulating technology and viewing AI as a tool with benefits, not a threat. The conference highlighted the need for a unified global approach to AI principles.

Key topics included AI's interaction with justice, public administration, and cybersecurity. Speakers addressed the role of technology companies and the potential need for an independent AI regulatory body.