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Responsible AI: Putting Principles into Practice

When:

Where: Association of British Insurers - UK Head Office - London, One America Square, 17 Crosswall, London, EC3N 2LB, United Kingdom

Registration: 13:25 (event is followed by networking drinks)

Event registration closed

Price

  In Person
Members | Associate Members | MGA Associate Members | Partners £189
Non-Members £249

 

  Virtual
Members | Associate Members | MGA Associate Members | Partners £49
Non-Members £129


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Details

The Government has laid out its ambition for the UK to become an ‘AI superpower’ by 2030, setting out proposals towards this aim in its Whitepaper “a pro-innovation approach to AI regulation”.

A set of 5 Principles form a key part of the Government’s proposals towards getting AI regulation right, so that innovators can thrive, and the risks posed by AI can be addressed.  This event will bring together a range of expert stakeholders from regulators, industry and other authorities, to discuss:  which regulations are already in place relating to AI and where are the gaps, what firms need to do to put the AI principles into practice, and what good practice in AI looks like.

Bookings will close at 17:00 on Wednesday 8th November 2023. 

The event will be followed by networking drinks, where delegates can engage with fellow industry professionals. 

Why attend 

  • Recognise the existing regulatory requirements to support responsible use of AI
  • Learn about the latest developments in the AI regulatory framework
  • Understand how AI is relevant to your role
  • Gain insights into how to build a culture of responsible AI use and innovation

What will you learn

  • Outline the 5 principles underlying AI regulation
  • Identify existing regulations where responsible use of AI will be reflected
  • Outline potential opportunities and potential risks associated with AI in the insurance and long-term savings industry
  • Outline expected next steps from government, regulators and industry towards implementation/use of AI

Confirmed Speakers

 

Keynote Speakers:

Matthew Bradbury.jpgMatthew Bradbury, Senior AI Risk Analyst, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

Greg Clark.jpgRt. Hon. Greg Clark MP, Chair, Science, Innovation and Technology Select Committee

Hannah Gurga Profile 500x500.jpgHannah Gurga, Director General, ABI

Panel Speakers:

Lucy Ashton.jpgLucy Ashton, Senior Policy Advisor, Conduct Regulation, ABI

Amy Dickens.jpegDr Amy Dickens, Policy Adviser, Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

Arthur Hilliard.jpgArthur Hilliard, Senior Policy Adviser, Insurance Europe

Dylan Liew.jpgDylan Liew, Institute & Faculty of Actuaries 

Eddie LongworthEddie Longworth, Director, JEL Consulting

Duncan Minty, Adviser, Ethics and Insurance

Alex Newman.jpgAlex Newman, Ombudsman Manager, Financial Ombudsman Service

Renate Samson LinkedIn.jpgRenate Samson, Interim Associate Director (Society, Justice & Public Services), Ada Lovelace Institute 

MARK_SHEPHERD_500x500.pngMark Shepherd, Assistant Director, Head of General Insurance, ABI

CHARLOTTE_WIGHTWICK_500x500.pngEvent Chair: Charlotte Wightwick, Assistant Director, Head of Conduct Regulation, ABI

Event registration closed