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On the last day of the study visit to the Republic of Ireland, a delegation from Serbia, including representatives of the Commissioner's office, Commissioner Milan Marinović, Deputy Commissioner Sanja Unković, Assistant Secretary-General in IT Sector Dragana Jovanović and Adviser to the Commissioner Rada Kovačević, stayed at the University College in Dublin where they attended lectures on the topics: Law on Artificial Intelligence and the General Data Protection Regulation in the EU, Guidelines for the Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence for Jurists, Security Aspects of Artificial Intelligence and Use of Artificial Intelligence for Fraud Detection on the Internet.

On the third day of the study visit to the Republic of Ireland, the delegation of the Republic of Serbia, including representatives of the Commissioner's office, Commissioner Milan Marinović, Deputy Commissioner Sanja Unković, Assistant Secretary-General - Sector for IT Dragana Jovanović, and Advisor to the Commissioner Rada Kovačević, visited The Irish Garda National Cyber Crime Bureau, where they got acquainted with the organization and functioning of the Irish police and the said bureau, their ways to fight cybercrime, how cybercrime investigations are carried out and how artificial intelligence is used for this purpose, as well as how they process biometric data.

On the second day of the study visit to the Republic of Ireland, Commissioner Milan Marinović, Deputy Commissioner Sanja Unković, Assistant Secretary-General in IT Sector Dragana Jovanović, and Advisor to the Commissioner Rada Kovačević, as part of the delegation from the Republic of Serbia, visited the Commissioner for Data Protection of the Republic of Ireland where they were welcomed by Dr. Dan Hogan and Dale Sunderland, Commissioners for Data Protection, David Murphy and Ketel Ryan, Deputy Commissioners with their associates.

In a significant and detailed conversation, the members of the delegation from Serbia were introduced to the organization and functioning of the Irish Commission, how the Commission supervises the largest multinational companies with representative offices in Ireland (META, X, OPEN AI, Apple, Tick Tock...), the Commission's roles concerning the Law on Artificial Intelligence, the mutual relationship between the Commission and the courts, the legal nature of the sanctions imposed for the breach of personal data and other current topics in the field of personal data protection. It was agreed to continue and deepen this newly established cooperation between the Commissioner and the Commission in the future.

On the first day of their stay in the Republic of Ireland in Dublin, as part of a study visit by a delegation from the Republic of Serbia, consisting of representatives of the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection, the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Justice, the Office for IT and eGovernment, and organized by GIZ, Commissioner Milan Marinović, Deputy Commissioner Sanja Unković, Assistant Secretary-General - IT Sector Dragana Jovanović and Advisor to the Commissioner Rada Kovačević visited the Office of the Republic of Ireland Government Chief Information Officer, Department of Public Expenditure, NDP Delivery and Reform, where they were introduced to developing and implementing Ireland's AI (Artificial Intelligence) strategy, the ethical AI use in Government, AI in Justice, international cyber security policy and international cyber law.