London 🇬🇧

Tuesday 21st April 2026

The AI Trust Forum is special. It brings together brilliant thinkers, innovators, policymakers, and practitioners to learn, build relationships, and work together personally solving AI engineering, business, legal and ethical challenges at retreats held in cities around the world. That’s why we call it a “Forum”, not a “Conference”.

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Who should attend the AI Trust Forum?

Business Leaders

CEOs, COOs, CFOs, CPOs, VPs, and Directors seeking confidence and credibility in your AI journey. Develop your strategic clarity, and investment prioritisation.

Technology Leaders

CIOs, CTOs, CAIOs, CDOs, Enterprise Architects, heads of engineering, and those leading AI’s tech and cultural transformation of your organisation.

Governance Leaders

Chief Risk Officers, in-house counsel, ethics teams, heads of responsible AI mitigating risk, ensuring compliance, and protecting the organisation.

Policy Leaders

Regulators, policy makers and their staffs, policy advisors, and leaders of non-governmental organisations shaping policy based on real-world insights from the Forum.

Legal Leaders

Lawyers focused on AI and technology regulatory issues, ethical leaders, and regulatory partners who are navigating AI’s choppy regulatory seas.

Unique, highly collaborative sessions

Visionary session from a global leader (to be announced) framing the pressing engineering, business, legal, and ethic issues in AI to spark strategic insight and set the agenda for the day.
Small group collaboration working together to create a framework and best practices for organisations building their capability for AI red teaming and safe deployment. Participants will ideate, whiteboard, and contribute to work that will be shared publicly in the weeks following the forum, e.g., a white paper. Contributors will be listed as authors on the work produced during the session, and will be able to use the outputs in their own organisations should they choose.
Small group collaboration working together to tackle the qustion of what jobs will look like in the future of AI, and how organisations and individuals can prepare. Topics include solving AI’s junior talent problem, understanding the new job roles that may come from AI, and developing an AI skilling framework together. Participants will ideate, whiteboard, and contribute to work that will be shared publicly in the weeks following the forum, e.g., a white paper. Contributors will be listed as authors on the work produced during the session, and will be able to use the outputs in their own organisations should they choose.
In this session, Andrew Welch will explore his latest research on the real-world AI strategies, architectures, and implementation plans of more than 20 organisations across 15 countries. At a time when 90%+ AI pilots are failing, learn how actual customers are charging ahead. Understand how these customers are finding (and sometimes not finding) success, and return to work after the AI Trust Forum with newfound expertise and actual, evidenced research that you can incorporate into your work, personally stand out in a crowd of people who all claim to be “AI experts”, and make meaningful progress for your firm, government agency, or non-profit organization.
Join leaders and experts from organisations around the world for an open discussion on turning Trustworthy AI into a business differentiator, an asset where others may see an obstacle. Attendees will interrogate these pressing topics, exchange diverse perspectives, and brainstorm courses of action together.
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Join Dona Sarkar from Microsoft for this open discussion where attendees share their pressing concerns or needs in all things AI and are connected then and there with others who have the answer, have built the solution, or are working on the same problem. The goal of this session is to surface the most pressing issues and get people connected to work on them following the Forum.