The race towards generative AI adoption – opportunities & risk

AI and digitalisation is everywhere.  But, the adoption is uneven largely due to project complexity, lack of skills, policies, guidelines and regulations.   

We all realise that this technological revolution is the future and no longer a “nice to have” for businesses in Asia Pacific.  It is meant to make our lives easier and necessary for businesses to stay relevant.  But, change is never easy and if you’re feeling discouraged with this steep learning curve; you’re not alone. 

Join us for an insightful symposium where the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) and the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC), Singapore will discuss:

Panel: Accelerating progress in AI.

• Automation is not new, but the recent progress is.  Learn about these accelerators that financial institutions are adopting.
• A case study – Investing more and experimenting with AI and other new technologies in the legal business and compliance.  Lessons learnt.
• Challenges for governments, regulators, companies and workers - Preparing for the future of work (not labor substitution).
• Overcoming these challenges.  Are policies a safeguard and the elements of a sound policy?
• AI regulation.  Still early days but what would it look like?

Speakers:

• Robin Lee, General Manager, Hawk AI
• Wendy A De Cruz, Asia Pacific 3rd Party Risk Proposition Director, LSEG
• Abigail Tan, Senior Corporate Counsel, Elastic
• Adrian Fisher, Partner, Linklaters Singapore
• Barbara Tsai, Asst General Counsel & Asia Head of Compliance, Microsoft
• Christopher Y Chan, General Counsel Asia Pacific, Jones Lang LaSalle
• Su Kiang Lau, Head of CFCC Advisory, TTO & GBS, Standard Chartered