Redefining Trust. In the Digital Economy

DECEMBER 5, 2024 | Hosted at Applied Materials, Santa Clara

Trust in AI: Deployment, Governance, and Regulation

As AI becomes integral to business operations, risks related to bias, transparency, and unintended consequences increase, compounded by rapidly evolving regulatory frameworks. What are best practices we have learned to manage AI-specific risks, ensure compliance with emerging regulations, and implement governance strategies that safeguard both operational integrity and ethical responsibility.

Data Ownership, Usage, and Insight-Driven Decisions: Security, Governance, and Compliance

Data is the backbone of AI, but its ownership, security, and utilization are fraught with risks, especially under tightening global privacy laws. We will cover the complexities of managing data across borders, ensuring compliance with ever-evolving regulations, and cull out the best practices for securing data while leveraging it to drive actionable insights.

Innovating with Partners and Co-joined IP: Managing Risk in Collaborative Ecosystems

Collaboration with ecosystem partners often involves the sharing of confidential intellectual property (IP), challenging traditional security practices like zero trust. We'll focus on how to balance open co-innovation with the need for confidentiality, maintaining security and compliance in collaborative environments.

Nanotechnology: A Lab Tour

Immersive experience in a nanotechnology semiconductor fab clean room lab, a behind the scenes experience at Applied Materials. Applied Materials is a world leader in materials engineering, and the largest semiconductor and display equipment company with over $26B in revenues, more than $3B in R&D investment, some 34,000 employees and holds close to 20K patents (who are we? video here)

Dinner

Board dinner and group conversations in a traditional Silicon Valley backdrop.