Ensuring fair and lawful AI implementation

Ensuring fair and lawful AI implementation

23 January 2024

Macquarie, London

Overview

Date: Tuesday 23 January 2024
Times: 09.30 to 15.30
Location: Macquarie, London
Type: In-person only
CPE Credits: up to 5

Roundtable to facilitate discussion among participants, including a policymaker and a regulator, to engage and empower data protection professionals and lawyers to play an active and constructive role in the deployment of AI tools for strategic advantage, while minimising legal and reputational risks.

Data is fundamental to many AI projects. This compelling programme will explore how AI systems can be implemented in a fair and lawful way, reflecting the principles and requirements of data protection laws. How can Data Protection Officers (DPOs), data lawyers and other specialists work effectively within organisations as AI technology is deployed?

Speakers

• Stephen Almond, Director of Technology and Innovation, and Executive Director, Regulatory Risk, ICO
• Alexandra Leonidou, Head of AI Regulation, Office for AI, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
• Ben Rapp, Founder and Principal, Securys
• Rebecca Cousin, Partner, Slaughter and May
• Olga Ganopolsky, General Counsel - Privacy and Data, Macquarie

Programme

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Time	Session
09.30	Registration
09.50	Welcome Rachel Palmer, COO, EMEA, Macquarie Group
09.55	Introduction and Chair Stewart Dresner, Founder and Chief Executive, Privacy Laws & Business
10.00	Opening statement on the government’s broad AI objectives Alexandra Leonidou, Head of AI Regulation, Office for AI, DSIT
10.10	Part 1 - Deploying AI in practice More Info • Implementation of AI projects with a focus on data-related risks • Training and testing AI models - what data should we use? • Understanding data risks • The role of the DPO and legal advisors in practice Rebecca Cousin, Partner, Slaughter and May Olga Ganopolsky, General Counsel – Privacy and Data, Macquarie Group • Types of AI and their risk profiles Ben Rapp, Founder and Principal, Securys • Algorithm development All participants invited to share their experience • Use of AI for analysis of documents e.g. complaints, contracts • Predictive analytics and scoring for risks e.g. for loans, insurance, health Rebecca Cousin, Partner, Slaughter and May Olga Ganopolsky, General Counsel – Privacy and Data, Macquarie Group • How should DPOs monitor this AI enhanced capability? Olga Ganopolsky, General Counsel – Privacy and Data, Macquarie Group Ben Rapp, Founder and Principal, Securys All participants invited to share their experience
11.10	Break
11.30	Part 2 - Government and Regulator responses More Info • The UK Government's and ICO’s AI policies • Risks of discrimination • To what extent can AI see patterns in data and metadata sometimes be related to identifiable specific individuals and groups? • Optimum ways to working with regulators • Working with government and industry groups Stephen Almond, Executive Director, Regulatory Risk, ICO Alexandra Leonidou, Head of AI Regulation, Office for AI, DSIT All participants invited to share their experience
12.30	Lunch
13.30	Part 3 – Working effectively within an organisation deploying AI More Info • How does AI fit into your organisation’s strategy, governance and accountability framework aligned with your organisation’s values and mission? Ben Rapp, Founder and Principal, Securys • Working with AI creators. DPOs as advisers. What is the DPO/compliance team’s role. Monitoring product and service developments and timely intervention Olga Ganopolsky, General Counsel – Privacy and Data, Macquarie Group, Australia • Testing systems and testing governance Rebecca Cousin, Partner, Slaughter and May • DPOs as consumers of AI tools. Can AI tools assist in data compliance? For example, in drafting Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs), or using AI to respond to routine communications, such as enquiries, complaints and Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs). All participants invited to share their experience • Organisational design - depending on the role of AI and the specific industry, the DPO may need to sit in functional/reporting line different from their current position. Ben Rapp, Founder and Principal, Securys • Liability: how will individual staff members be able to veto automated decisions and how can affected individuals to seek redress? Rebecca Cousin, Partner, Slaughter and May
15.00	Next steps More Info • Any advice to Government and Data Protection Authorities • Policy Priorities • Organisations’ priorities Roundtable discussion with all participants
15.30	Close

PDF Programme

Handouts

• AI Regulation and Governance
• aiEthix: Your AI compliance partner

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