In this episode of Reform Stories, we discuss the first law that will regulate artificial intelligence in Serbia – from alignment with the European AI Act and support for local startups to the protection of citizens.
Why does Serbia need a law governing artificial intelligence, how closely is it aligned with European regulations, and who will it apply to? What opportunities will it create for domestic innovators and startups, and could strict regulation discourage businesses? How will the government monitor developments in the market, and what consequences will those who violate the rules face?
Find the answers to these and other questions in a conversation hosted by Irena Đorđević Šušić, Head of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Unit, with Marija Gnjatović, State Secretary at the Ministry of Science, Technological Development and Innovation, and Ivan Kadić, founder of the startup Reputeo.
02.04.2026
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