Suzanne Brink

The EU AI Act is setting the pace for AI regulation, but it is far from the only framework shaping enterprise adoption. The UK has opted for a more sector-led model, the US is layering federal guidance with state-level rules, and governments worldwide are weighing innovation against oversight. For global organisations, the challenge is clear: how to operationalise compliance across multiple jurisdictions while still driving competitive advantage. This panel explores the state of play, key risks, and practical steps for building resilient governance.

• Unpacking the EU AI Act and its implications for high-risk systems

• Comparing approaches across the UK, US, and other major jurisdictions

• Building agile compliance strategies that enable global AI innovation at scale

Leave with clarity on regulatory trends and actionable insights for cross-border compliance.

This panel brings together industry leaders and compliance experts to discuss what governance will look like as AI becomes autonomous - and how organisations can harmonise policies across global markets.

• Understanding regulatory trends shaping the next five years

• Aligning enterprise governance with multi-region compliance demands

• Preparing for cross-industry collaborations on responsible AI standards

Leave with a clear view of the regulatory horizon and practical steps to future-proof your governance strategy.