AI Regulation Forum

Review where we are now with the EU AI Act and how corporates are preparing for compliance, including what the current requirements are, what guidance the EU AI Office has issued so far and how corporates are ensuring AI literacy training and addressing governance requirements.

Join 4 sessions analysing the practical aspects of the EU AI Act, including how it is implemented at the national level, how it will apply to regulated industry & how it will interact with other regulations, and what governance means for generative AI. Then, join a practical workshop on considerations when using internal vs external AI systems.

How are key jurisdictions, including the US, UK and China, approaching AI regulation? How are companies dealing with the fragmentation of regimes? Should AI regulation be coordinated? Address these key questions during our Global Developments session, then analyse the current geopolitical landscape and what it means for innovation, competitiveness and AI policy.

This year, we are dedicating 3 sessions specifically to competition law, including how competition authorities are approaching AI, merger control in tech-AI partnership, and an economist's perspective to ensure you are fully up to date on this rapidly developing area of concern.

Ensure you are up to date on the challenges of AI for data privacy, including how the EU AI Act, GDPR and Data Act interact, how to approach personal data and effective implementation of data subjects' rights to rectification and erasure.

Then, consider IP and copyright challenges in relation to AI.

This year's agenda has been extended to 2 days to allow not only more comprehensive and in-depth content but also extended networking breaks, including a longer drinks reception at the end of day 1.