London · The Royal Institution
Hosted by BSI Conferences
BSI Trust in AI Conference 2026 brings AI governance, assurance, standards and regulation into focus on 19 November at The Royal Institution in London. As organisations move artificial intelligence from experimentation into production, questions around accountability, risk and regulatory readiness become increasingly important. This one-day conference from BSI Conferences is designed to help attendees better understand this complex, fast-moving environment and turn uncertainty into practical action. What to expect The programme will bring together business leaders, regulators, standards experts, AI adopters, developers and practitioners to explore how organisations can establish and maintain trust in AI. Its central themes include: - Effective AI governance and the structures needed to guide responsible adoption - Assurance, helping organisations approach confidence, accountability and risk - Standards and their role in trustworthy AI development and deployment - Regulatory readiness as expectations around AI continue to evolve - The practical transition from early AI pilots to production use Attendees will also be among the first to hear about BSI’s recently launched Trust in AI report, making the conference particularly relevant for anyone looking for current insight into how trust can be built around organisational AI systems. Who should attend? This conference is aimed at professionals involved in shaping AI strategy, managing technology or organisational risk, preparing for regulation, adopting AI, developing systems, or overseeing their move into production. Its mix of business, regulatory, standards and technical perspectives should make it useful to decision-makers and hands-on practitioners alike. No specific experience level is stated, but the event is intended to support a clearer understanding of the AI landscape and the practical responsibilities surrounding adoption. View the event and registration details
