AI-360 Call for Speakers. Webinar Summer Series

We have 34 webinar slots available across August. We will not fill them all, and we don't expect to; but there's plenty worth discussing.

AI for security and security for AI already threw up enough issues before the summer. Now we're living in a post-Mythos world, where guardrails do remarkably little and your critical zero-day vulnerabilities can be conjured up in seconds. Meanwhile, in AI governance, the dust has finally, finally settled on the EU AI Act (probably, no further changes expected).

Deepfake and Synthetic Identity remain the awkward middle child of both conversations, technically a security problem, practically a governance one, and increasingly nobody's clearly assigned job. Ownership is still a live question too; security, IT, legal, and comms all have a claim on it, the answer is usually "nobody" until the first incident forces the issue. If you've got a view on where this sits in 2026, whether it's detection tooling, the fraud angle, KYC and biometric authentication, or the compliance/audit side, we want to hear it.

So: how do you approach AI governance and security in an agentic world? Where do you even start, and which framework do you begin with? If you're a global enterprise headquartered in the US, but with a European business making up 25% of your bottom line, is it actually possible to comply with everything, from US state-by-state rules to however many EU bodies are currently interpreting the AI Act? And if you're building something new, what do you need to account for at the design stage?

We're looking for speakers across three tracks: AI Governance, AI Security, and Deepfakes. Topics and questions are agreed in advance of recording.

Logistics

All times listed are British Summer Time (BST)
All sessions are recorded
Topics and questions are set and pre-agreed beforehand
All sessions will publish on the AI-360 BrightTalk channel throughout August (channel 21039)
Contact: stinson@ai-360.online