Seminar: AI in the Workplace
Confidence, concerns, and what comes next
On-demand | Online
In this session, Gary Wright (Director of Industry Affairs at ISITC Europe) and David Kenmir (Skillcast Advisory Board Chair), discuss how organisations are really using AI and where governance and confidence are still lacking.
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What will you learn?
- How frequently AI is used in day-to-day roles
- The biggest concerns including accuracy, data privacy and regulatory risk
- Gaps in policy, training and organisational guidance
- Where confidence is strongest and where it is lacking
- What compliance leaders should prioritise next
Speakers
Gary Wright
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.
David Kenmir
Chair of the Skillcast Advisory Board
David Kenmir has 35 years of regulatory experience, including five years as a Managing Director at the FSA and 14 years as a Risk and Regulatory Partner at PwC. Having retired from PwC last year, he is building a plural career, part of which includes taking on the role of Chair of Skillcast’s new Advisory Board and has become an INED at a start-up bank.
David has extensive regulatory experience and has worked with many organisations on the strategic and day-to-day challenges they face. He has broad expertise in Financial Crime, including s166 reviews and Enforcement cases. David is known for speaking and writing about many aspects of regulation and its unintended consequences.