We caught up with Nick Graham and Kuan Hon from Dentons and asked them to help us unpick the EU AI Act
Gen AI will impact every part of an organization, sales, customer service, marketing, finance, IT, legal, HR, ESG, privacy, security and perhaps, most importantly, ethics.
Addressing these risks requires a multi-stakeholder approach and key leadership figures are already taking proactive measures to assume responsibility by attending our AI GRC digital and in-person events.
Agentic AI has arrived in the enterprise. It plans, decides and transacts, often without a human in the loop. When it goes wrong, existing UK and EU law already has an answer about who is responsible. Spoiler: it’s you.
As geopolitical instability and agentic AI redefine the global threat landscape, #RISK Expo Europe returns to ExCeL London on 10–11 November 2026 as the definitive hub for integrated and cross-functional risk.
As ESG shifts from standardised reporting to board-level judgement under uncertainty, the real differentiator is no longer disclosure but governance quality and decision discipline.
Artificial intelligence is now one of the singular most powerful arbiters of human rights across the globe.
As AI introduces speed, scale and uncertainty that traditional ERM was never built to handle, risk leaders are being forced to rethink resilience from the ground up.
The UK has officially declared its intention to become an “AI superpower,” a bold ambition underpinned by a historic influx of capital from major U.S. technology firms.
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