Agenda

Assessing the regulatory landscape for AI

Focus:

• • Overview of existing and upcoming AI regulations, including the EU AI Act, UK AI White Paper, and global trends.
  • Key compliance challenges for businesses operating across jurisdictions.
  • Case studies of companies adapting to regulatory changes.

Panelists:

• • Senior legal advisors specialising in tech regulations.
  • Representatives from government AI task forces.

Ethics in AI – bias and building trust

Focus:

• • Ethical concerns in AI, including bias, discrimination, and privacy.
  • Strategies for creating transparent and trustworthy AI systems.
  • Role of legal departments in promoting ethical AI use.

Panelists:

• • AI ethics scholars.
  • GCs from companies implementing responsible AI frameworks.

AI in the workplace – the key employment considerations

Focus:

• • How AI is transforming workplace practices, from recruitment to performance management.
  • Legal implications: data privacy, employment law, and discrimination risks.
  • Practical guidance on policy updates to mitigate risks.

Panelists:

• • Labour law experts.
  • Tech leaders with practical experience of AI HR tools.

How companies are leveraging AI, and what role the GC plays in that

Focus:

• • Success stories of companies leveraging AI for growth and efficiency.
  • The role of GCs in supporting AI-driven business strategies.
  • Managing risks while fostering innovation.

Panelists:

• • Business leaders from AI-driven organisations.
  • Legal innovators focused on supporting business growth.

Intellectual property in the age of AI

Focus:

• • Challenges in protecting IP when AI generates content, code, or inventions.
  • Legal ownership and licensing considerations.
  • Case law and emerging trends in AI-related IP disputes.

Panelists:

• • IP lawyers.
  • Tech industry insiders with experience in IP disputes.

Privacy and cybersecurity – data protection concerns around AI

Focus:

• • Addressing data protection concerns in AI applications.
  • Compliance with GDPR and other privacy laws when training AI models.
  • Strategies for mitigating cybersecurity risks in AI systems.

Panelists:

• • Privacy experts.
  • Cybersecurity consultants.

Horizon-scanning – what GCs need to know about AI’s next wave

Focus:

• • Future developments in AI technology
  • How these advancements will reshape industries and the legal landscape.
  • Actionable takeaways for GCs to future-proof their organisations.

Panelists:

• • Futurists specialising in AI.
  • Senior GCs from forward-thinking organisations.

AI disputes – discussing recent cases and the takeaways for business

• • A review of the key cases setting precedents in the industry
  • A focus on the areas where disputes are likely to emerge
  • Actionable takeaways for GCs minimise litigation risk

Panelists:

• • Litigators from private practice and barristers involved in AI disputes
  • In-house lawyers with experience of AI-related litigation