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For ethics and compliance professionals, the challenge is no longer whether AI should be used, but how it can be harnessed to strengthen ethical decision-making, while maintaining trust, accountability and effective governance.

Artificial intelligence has moved rapidly from experimentation to operational deployment across many organisations. Ethics and compliance functions are increasingly using AI-enabled tools to support activities such as third-party due diligence, risk assessments, transaction monitoring, investigations and regulatory horizon scanning, creating new opportunities to enhance compliance programmes.

As AI capabilities continue to advance, so too do the challenges associated with its use. Questions around human accountability and oversight, transparency and data quality are becoming increasingly important, particularly where AI informs decisions with legal, regulatory or reputational consequences. While organisations are embracing AI at pace, many are still developing the governance frameworks needed to ensure its use is responsible, trustworthy and aligned with organisational values.

This event will bring together experts from ethics and compliance, legal, AI governance and industry to explore practical approaches to the responsible adoption of AI. Through expert discussion and real-world examples, speakers will examine how organisations are implementing effective governance frameworks, embedding appropriate guardrails and maintaining meaningful human oversight, ensuring AI supports, rather than undermines, integrity and accountability.

Attendees will gain practical insights into the opportunities AI presents for ethics and compliance, the governance challenges organisations are navigating, and the practical steps they can take to harness AI responsibly while maintaining trust, accountability and effective human oversight.

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