Responsible AI Summit 2025

Operationalise AI you Can Trust

AI is no longer on the sidelines - it's powering business decisions, shaping customer experiences, and transforming how industries operate. But with this scale comes complexity: new regulations, evolving public expectations, and increasing risks - from bias and explainability to security and environmental impact.

The Responsible AI UK Summit is where enterprise leaders, technical experts, regulators and practitioners converge to move accelerate AI adoption safely and securely.

In a pivotal year for global AI governance, with AI agents on the horizon, AI literacy programmes more crucial than ever, foundation models reshaping workflows, federated vs centralised governance under discussion, and internal accountability under the spotlight - this is your essential forum for building trustworthy, scalable, and legally sound AI systems.

Key Themes at Responsible AI Summit 2025

• Preparing for EU AI Act Compliance & Governing Generative AI
• Using Responsible AI as a Key to Generative AI Acceleration & Innovation
• Responsible & Compliant AI in HR Optimising Data Privacy & Protection
• Navigating Internal Accountability, Centralisation of Responsibility, Training, Awareness
• De-Risking AI for Customer Service: Bias vs Personalisation
• AI Evaluation & Controls: Mitigating Risk, Testing, Bias, Hallucinations
• Training & Development in Responsible AI
• Sustainability & Affordability in AI

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Why Responsible AI Summit?

The Responsible AI Summit was first launched in 2023.

The idea came off the back of our Generative AI Summit where a significant proportion of the discussion, and a key barrier in moving AI projects into production, was focused on the risks of Generative AI - such as hallucinations, security concerns, and IP leakage.

A lot of the initial research was focused on what exactly to call the event. Ethical AI felt too academic. AI Governance? Too narrow. AI Safety? Too focused on catastrophic risk. Trustworthy AI? Too woolly.

We knew we wanted this to be an enterprise event - grounded in real-world application and case studies, not abstract ideals. Responsible AI captured that best. It reflected the balance our audience was grappling with, asking how to drive innovation meanwhile minimising risk for businesses deploying AI.

The first event ran before the EU AI Act was launched and saw a niche group of 70+ people join us in London. While it was a small group, feedback from the event was great and centred on the fact that this community were delighted to finally find an event for themselves, rather than just a few Responsible AI topics in a wider AI conference. Fast forward to 2024 and the event more than doubled in size - reflecting the increasing importance, emerging legislation, growing community and increasing professionalisation of Responsible AI.

This year our plan is to continue to scale the event according to the needs of the community, and we intend to do that by adding a new stream to the event. The first stream will focus on AI Governance and Risk Management, the second new stream will be more technical, and engineering focused - looking at how to integrate Responsible AI at the point of development.