Artificial Intelligence continues to advance with great potential, yet the risks remain only partly understood. Keeping humans in the loop is essential to operationalize AI effectively and responsibly at scale.

This must-attend conference delivers a practical roadmap to implement and evolve your AI strategy while navigating its legal, ethical, and technical complexities. Gain actionable insights on international, federal, and state regulations, and leave with a clear blueprint to ethically automate compliance, build stakeholder trust, adopt responsible AI, and embed cybersecurity throughout your tech stack.

What’s New for 2025

Practical Insights: Navigating the Shifting Landscape of U.S. AI Policy

Operationalizing AI Governance: Balancing Innovation, Technology and Legal Considerations

How States are Filling the Void Amidst US Regulatory Uncertainty with Changing Executive Orders

The Next Phase of Operationalizing the EU AI Act: Practical Impact of the Risk Classification System on Your Implementation Strategy

Addressing and Detecting Bias in Algorithms, Testing and AI Outputs: Rethinking Your Approach to Navigating Evolving Legal and Compliance Challenges

Implementing a Cross-Collaborative Approach to AI, Cybersecurity & Privacy

Adopting an Extra-Regulatory, Policy-Neutral Approach to AI Governance-From Setting Standards, Establishing Partnerships to AI Rating Systems and Performance Metrics


Join 4 New “Strategy Sessions” to collaborate and build out an actionable blueprint for your work after the conference:

Strategy Session #1

Operationalizing AI Governance: Balancing Innovation, Technology and Legal Considerations

Strategy Session #2

Designing Your AI Environment: Strengthening Your Culture and Value System to Empower Ethics and Trust

Strategy Session #3

Addressing and Detecting Bias in Algorithms, Testing and AI Outputs: Rethinking Your Approach

Strategy Session #4

Developing an AI Action Plan – Privacy, Data and Cyber Security Consideration

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Who You Will Meet

22%

Legal Leadership

  • General Counsel
  • Chief Legal Officer
  • AI Counsel
22%

AI-Focused Executives

  • Chief AI Officer / AI Officer
  • Officer – AI Safety / Responsible Use / Humane Use
22%

Risk, Compliance, and Governance Professionals

  • Chief Compliance Officer
  • Chief Risk Officer
  • Chief Privacy Officer
  • Governance Officer
  • VP, Director, Manager – Risk Management / Policy / Regulatory Compliance
  • VP, Director, Manager – ERM (Enterprise Risk Management)
22%

Outside Counsel / Private Practice

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U.S. Implications of the EU AI Act

The European Union (EU) is leading the global charge with AI regulations. U.S. companies are not beyond their regulatory reach, however, and should be preparing their AI risk mitigation efforts accordingly.

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