Machine learning in the regulatory process: A practical look at a virtual assistant supporting impact assessment, 2026-04-22

[Jim J. Yang]

Machine learning in the regulatory process: A practical look at a virtual assistant supporting impact assessment

How can artificial intelligence support evidence-based policymaking? In this webinar, Anna Lewicka and Andrzej Józefczyk from the Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland (KPRM) will present a pilot application designed to support Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) through a virtual assistant. The tool supports policymakers in accessing regulatory information, navigating guidelines, and improving the preparation of impact assessments.

Discover how artificial intelligence can contribute to more efficient, transparent, and digital-ready policymaking processes.

When? 22 April 2026, 10:00 - 11:00 CET
Where? Online
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Speakers:
Anna Lewicka, RIA Department – Poland
Andrzej Józefczyk, RIA Department – Poland

In this session you will:

• Understand the regulatory impact assessment process in Poland
• Discover how the virtual assistant work in practice
• Learn about a government-to-government (G2G) solution based on a chatbot architecture using Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and the Polish language model (PLLuM)

Who should attend?

• Government officials and policymakers involved in regulatory design and impact assessment
• Digital innovation teams working on AI solutions in public administration
• Policy analysts and researchers interested in AI-supported policymaking

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore how AI tools can support better regulation and digital-ready policymaking.

Register before 20 April 2026