What we'll cover
- How compliance teams can identify where AI is already being used
- What existing regulatory obligations mean for AI governance
- Where accountability should sit when AI-enabled processes go wrong
- What firms should ask vendors before adopting AI-enabled tools
- How to train employees to challenge AI outputs and avoid automation bias
- What AI literacy should look like across different roles
- How firms can trust AI-generated answers, insights and risk signals
- How to evidence whether AI training and controls are changing behaviour
Who should attend?
This webinar is designed for professionals involved in compliance, risk, governance, learning and workforce training, including:
- Compliance leaders and teams
- Risk and governance professionals
- HR and L&D teams
- Senior managers and business owners
- Procurement and vendor management teams
- Digital transformation teams
- Anyone responsible for AI policy, training or oversight
Why this matters now
AI offers significant opportunities for productivity, innovation and better learning experiences. But it also creates new risks around accuracy, bias, explainability, accountability and over-reliance.
Compliance teams need to be ready to answer key questions:
- Where is AI being used across the business?
- Are the risks understood and assessed?
- Who owns AI-enabled processes?
- Are employees trained to use AI safely?
- Can the firm show that controls are working?
- Would the evidence stand up to scrutiny from a regulator, client or board?
This session will help compliance, risk, HR and L&D teams think practically about how to govern AI use without slowing responsible innovation.
Speakers:
Gary Wright
Director of Industry Affairs
Gary Wright is Director of Industry Affairs at ISITC Europe. In addition to conducting an academic research project on T+1 and serving on the UK Accelerated Settlement Taskforce steering committee. Gary has recently produced a series of roundtables and podcasts on the subject of AI and digitalisation.
Gary is highly sought after for his views and advice on the impacts on business and operations of market and regulatory changes. Having previously held senior positions within several major financial institutions, and participated in many industry committees. He has also acted as advisor to several leading suppliers and given executive briefings to Institutions in the Far and Middle East. Gary has spoken at, chaired and moderated a considerable number of events globally. His blogs, articles, whitepapers, and reports have been published world-wide.
Simon Truckle
Director of Learning Services
Simon began his career as a teacher and has been working within online learning for over 20 years. He specialises in advising companies on the best way to maximise their return on learning. He is a published author and has written many blogs on learning and compliance focused on helping clients develop practical learning strategies that work.