2025 will see the rise of generative AI applications being built, purchased and rolled out across all organisations, whether it be used for administrative, creative or legal purposes. As such, legal and compliance teams are entering uncharted territory, grappling with a myriad of complex challenges including legal, compliance, business and ethical risks from transparency of AI decision-making in your own company and your suppliers, potential biases, data privacy concerns, intellectual property rights and the complex nature and absence of clear regulatory frameworks. You will leave this panel discussion empowered to transform from reactive risk managers to strategic advisors in your organisations AI journey.

·       Hear how a range of different organisations are entering the legal and compliance era of generative AI across the UK, Europe and worldwide

·       Explore how legal and compliance teams have developed adaptive AI policies that remain relevant amidst rapid technology advancements and evolving regulatory landscapes

·       Implement robust risk assessment methodologies specifically tailored for AI applications, helping identify potential legal pitfalls before they materialise

·       Establish clear guidelines for ethical AI use that align with corporate values and societal expectations, mitigating reputational risks associated with AI misuse