A Practical Guide to AI Risk, Liability & Compliance
Artificial intelligence is reshaping UK financial services—bringing unprecedented efficiency, but also new regulatory, legal, and operational risks. As UK regulators intensify their focus on AI systems, firms must ensure robust governance, transparent models, effective oversight, and compliance with emerging domestic and international requirements.
This live and interactive webinar, led by Jacob Turner of Fountain Court Chambers—one of the UK’s leading experts in AI regulation—provides a clear breakdown of the regulatory landscape and practical steps for financial institutions deploying AI. You’ll explore FCA expectations, government AI principles, Consumer Duty implications, operational risk considerations, and how upcoming legal developments, including the EU AI Act, affect UK firms.
If your organisation uses or plans to use AI, this session will give you the legal, regulatory, and governance tools needed to manage risk with confidence.
1 activity • 1 videos • duration: 1h 9m
Barrister | Fountain Court Chambers
Jacob is a leading AI lawyer who has acted in some of the world’s most significant AI-related cases, including as counsel for Dr Thaler in the UK Supreme court in Thaler v Comptroller-General of Patents (the ‘AI Inventor’ case), representing the claimants in Drivers v Uber and OLA Cabs (the ‘robo-firing’ case), and defending (successfully) the first company investigated by the UK data protection regulator for alleged AI bias. Jacob is currently advising the UK Government on its AI policy. Jacob is the author of ‘Robot Rules: Regulating Artificial Intelligence’ (Springer, 2018) and a contributing author to ‘The Law of Artificial Intelligence’ (Sweet & Maxwell, 2nd ed. 2024). He has been named by Chambers and Partners a ‘Global Leader in AI’, and by Legal 500 as ‘the leading barrister in the AI space’.
