Agenda

Wednesday 10th October, 2022

Panel 2: Developing Trust in a Changing Internet – Who should take responsibility for online content: states, companies or consumers? How should we prepare for the metaverse and Web3?

Panel 3: Creating Equitable Digital Markets – how can we promote healthy competition and fairer digital economies? Should tech companies reveal their algorithms, and in what circumstances? How can we create common standards for competing services?

Panel 4: Changing Data Regulatory Environments – How can data regulation evolve to improve access, fairness and certainty while stimulating competitive markets? What are the challenges and opportunities of interoperability? What are the concerns around data sharing for public and private sector organisations?

Keynote Address

Panel 5: Thinking Outside the Sandbox – How effective are sandboxes at creating innovative and responsible AI products and shaping policy and regulation? What is the role of sandboxes in the AI Act? What are the alternatives to sandboxes for regulating algorithms? How can new products and services use personal data in innovative and safe ways?

Panel 7: The Race to the Top: Raising Standards in Regulation and Innovation – How are policymakers and platforms developing good standards and ecosystems for a healthy technology sector – through competition or cooperation? How can innovation ecosystems and policies be developed internationally, including the global South? How can different jurisdictions and sectors work together to find the best balance between regulation and innovation? How can regulators enable, and keep pace with, innovation? And how can tech companies keep up with new transparency and reporting obligations?