With GDPR in place for almost ten years, the session will show how organisations can respect privacy while continuing to innovate with AI. You’ll learn how to use laws, standards, recognised frameworks, and ethical principles as practical enablers-not barriers-to steer confident, responsible innovation and shape a sustainable future for your organisation.
Key Learnings:
- What privacy means in the age of AI, and how expectations have evolved for organisations using AI tools
- How GDPR continues to apply to AI, and what new AI‑specific laws and regulations add to existing privacy obligations
- Where privacy risks arise in real-world AI use cases, including everyday tools used by employees and teams
- How to stay compliant without slowing innovation, using standards like ISO 27701, frameworks like NIST, and ethical principles as enablers
- What leaders and organisations must do now to set clear guardrails for responsible and trusted AI use
About the Speaker
Katrina Destrée is a senior privacy and sustainability professional with extensive international experience across technology, telecom, and financial services. She is widely recognised for building and operationalising privacy programs, and for connecting privacy with trust, sustainability, and business strategy. Katrina is an active speaker and contributor on digital trust, privacy, AI, and sustainability topics.