Privacy, copyright and AI governance. One room, one day.

Most conferences take one thread. PrivSec AI takes all three — data protection law, intellectual property risk and emerging AI regulation — and works through what they mean for the people who carry the accountability.

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Free to attend as part of #RISK Expo Europe. Every registration is reviewed against the delegate criteria.

Keynote speakers

Lord Chris Holmes

Member of the House of Lords

Author of the Artificial Intelligence (Regulation) Bill, which proposes a UK AI Authority with binding duties on transparency, auditing and data rights.

Max Schrems

Founder, noyb

The litigator behind Schrems I and II, now pursuing GDPR complaints against OpenAI over fabricated personal data and against Clearview AI over biometric scraping.

Plus five practitioner-led panels. See the agenda →

Counting down to ExCeL London

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11 Nov 2026

ExCeL, London

2 keynotes

Holmes & Schrems

5 panels

Practitioner-led

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Subject to delegate criteria

Why now

2026 brought the most consequential wave of AI regulation in a decade

Three separate fights are now landing on the same desks at the same time. Very few teams have a clear view of all three.

Thread 01 — Regulation

The UK's AI and ADM Code of Practice, and the Data (Use and Access) Act

New obligations are arriving in a country that still has no cross-sector AI statute, while EU enforcement moves in the opposite direction. Knowing which rules bind you, and when, is now a job in itself.

Thread 02 — Copyright & IP

Unresolved copyright battles over training data

Litigation over what went into the models has not settled, and the exposure runs downstream to the organisations deploying them. Procurement questions that were theoretical in 2024 are contractual in 2026.

Thread 03 — Identity

A fast-emerging legal fight over deepfakes and digital replicas

Personality rights, biometric scraping and synthetic likeness are converging into a live legal risk for brands, executives and employees alike, ahead of any settled framework.

Leave with a clear view of your compliance exposure across privacy, copyright and governance at once — plus a room full of peers under exactly the same pressure.

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The agenda

Practitioner-led sessions. Not vendor pitches.

Direct, actionable guidance on where the law stands today and what is coming next. Every session, one room, 11 November.

Agenda correct at time of publication. Further moderators and panellists are being confirmed, and registered delegates hear first.

Who's in the room

Built for the people personally accountable for getting AI governance right

Chief Privacy Officers, Data Protection Officers, Heads of Data Governance, General Counsel and in-house AI/IP leads, alongside Chief Risk Officers, GRC directors and compliance heads from financial services, retail, technology and the public sector — plus the legal, consultancy and technology providers who advise them.

Chief Privacy Officer Data Protection Officer Chief AI Officer General Counsel Head of Data Governance CISO Privacy Counsel GRC Director Head of AI AI Ethics Officer Head of Security Risk Chief Risk Officer

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