About the webinar
AI is creating new opportunities for innovation and growth, but many organizations are still working out how to use it responsibly. As AI adoption accelerates, leaders are increasingly being asked how they can manage risk, demonstrate accountability and build trust in AI-driven decisions.
Watch BSI and guest industry experts explore practical first steps towards trusted AI adoption as they discuss common challenges organizations face, key governance considerations, and how to take a proportionate approach to managing AI risk without slowing innovation.
Learn how BSI's AI Foundation Framework can help establish the building blocks for responsible AI and support your journey towards standards such as ISO/IEC 42001.
Whether you're just getting started or looking to strengthen existing controls, this session provides practical guidance to help you move forward with confidence.
Key Takeaways:
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Understand key AI risks and governance challenges
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Learn why trust and accountability matter
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Discover practical steps for responsible AI adoption
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Understand the link between AI governance and emerging standards
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Explore how the AI Foundation Framework can support your journey
Speakers
David Mudd
David Mudd is responsible for BSI's portfolio of Digital Trust services across all Assurance business lines. He builds solutions for Digital Trust Assurance including cybersecurity, privacy, IT governance and risk, supply chain, data management and Artificial Intelligence (AI). He supports BSIs clients across the key sectors of Healthcare, Built Environment, Food, Transport and Mobility in the safe and effective adoption of disruptive digital technologies.
Tess Buckley
Senior Programme Manager in Digital Ethics and AI Safety, techUK
Tess is a digital ethicist and musician. After completing a MA in AI and Philosophy, with a focus on ableism in biotechnologies, she worked as an AI Ethics Analyst with a dataset on corporate digital responsibility (paid for by investors that wanted to understand their portfolio risks). Tess then supported the development of a specialised model for sustainability disclosure requests. Currently, at techUK, her north star as programme manager in digital ethics and AI safety is demystifying, and operationalising ethics through assurance mechanisms and standards. Outside of Tess's work, her primary research interests are in AI music systems, AI fluency and tech by/for differently abled folks.
Graham Herries
Vice President, Fellow and Chair of Policy Oversight Committee, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
Graham is an Engineering and Technology Executive with over 30 years of success in driving business transformation and delivering cutting edge high technology solutions across automotive, defence, aerospace, security, built environment and industrial engineering. Graham is an Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Vice President and Fellow as well as Chair of the Policy Oversight Committee. He has a Ph.D. in applied machine learning and is a Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor. Graham is also Vice President for a Tier1 automotive manufacturer, overseeing information technology platforms, infrastructure and digital transformation across 22 countries.
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