ASIC x UTS: AI Regulators Symposium

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Emerging issues in AI regulation

21 May 2024 | 5.00pm - 7:30pm | UTS Broadway campus, Sydney

Dr Chau Chak Wing Building (UTS Building 8, Level 2, Room 05) | 14 Ultimo Road, Ultimo

Artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving fast and is becoming more integrated and influential in our lives in a range of different ways.

As it reshapes industry and redefines the future of technology, responsible development and ethical use of AI in Australia is increasingly urgent and critical.

Emerging technologies such as AI also pose new challenges for the work of regulators. Effective regulation requires the right legal frameworks and the right tools to be in place.

As the corporate, markets and financial services regulator, ASIC is bringing together experts from academia, business, industry, and government for a critical conversation about how AI is changing regulation and the way regulators go about their work, drawing on lessons from leading international approaches. Our focus will be on identifying the conditions necessary for effective regulation of AI.

Join us as we discuss some of the most pressing questions AI poses for regulation in Australia.

View highlights

A participant speaks into a microphone during a roundtable session of 30 leading voices on AI governance and regulation. The participants are seated in a tutorial room at UTS.ASIC Chair Joe Longo speaks during the 'AI regulation in Australia today' panel discussion. The panellists are seated at the front of a lecture hall below a projector screen.Treasurer The Hon Stephen Jones MP delivers the welcome address to the AI Regulators Symposium. He is standing at a lectern in front of an ASIC banner.

Program

Tuesday 21 May 2024

Time Session

5.00pm – 5.40pm

Networking drinks

5:40pm – 5.50pm

Welcome and opening remarks

  • Joseph Longo, ASIC Chair
  • Professor Nicholas Davis, Co-director, UTS Human Technology Institute

Joe Longo

Nicholas Davis

5.50pm – 6.05pm

Keynote Address

By The Hon. Stephen Jones, MP, Assistant Treasurer and Minister for Financial Services

6.05pm – 6.30pm

Panel discussion

Reflections on international regulatory trends from AI thought leaders

6.30pm – 7.30pm

Panel discussion

AI regulation in Australia today

Join leading regulators as they explore AI regulation in Australia including current obligations and powers, risk areas and how AI is changing the way they go about their work.

  • Joseph Longo, ASIC Chair
  • Carly Kind, Privacy Commissioner
  • Julie Inman Grant, eSafety Commissioner
  • Liza Carver, ACCC Commissioner

Joe Longo

Carly Kind

Julie Inman Grant

Liza Carver

7.30pm

Closing remarks

Last updated: 04/06/2024 12:26