Speakers
Stream 1 | The Palladium Stage
The question of whether, and to what degree, we regulate AI is causing tension globally. While the US advocates a free-for-all AI wild west without pesky governance and regulation,
Europe have been more cautious and protective of their citizens. The Australian government are seemingly hedging their bets and waiting to see which way the wind will blow.
All the while, the risk and opportunity landscape is shifting rapidly.
In the absence of regulatory clarity, it’s left to organisations to decide the controls and measures they must put in place to ensure they behave ethically and maintain customer trust.
We will share the practical steps organisations must take to self-regulate across the AI product lifecycle so they can strike the right balance between innovation and responsibility.
Chris is the co-founder of AtomEthics, a leading Australian enterprise data and AI governance platform.
As the founder of AtomEthics, he is shaping the future of ethical AI, data, and technology governance, ensuring innovation is both responsible and impactful.
Chris also leads Hypereal's consulting practice, guiding private sector organisations, utilities and government bodies on digital programs, IT governance, service design, and IT strategy.
Chris was previously in the public sector where he led service transformation, data, analytics and smart cities programs.
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