Conference | Implementing the EU AI Act from a global perspective

The EU AI Act is the world’s first comprehensive legal framework governing artificial intelligence. Its influence is set to extend well beyond Europe, shaping how organisations design, develop, and deploy AI globally. This full-day conference brings together leading legal experts from the Lexing Network to provide practical insights into implementing the EU AI Act and navigating its extraterritorial impact. It aims to provide attendees with a comprehensive understanding of the Act, strategies for effective compliance, and insights into the future of AI regulation.

A meeting of global experts to progress the implementation of the EU AI Act

Through panel discussions, case studies, and interactive sessions, participants will explore how the EU AI Act applies across different jurisdictions, the compliance actions required, and strategies for embedding trustworthy AI practices within their organisations.

Some of the topics we will present:

• Understanding the EU AI Act: Legal Framework and Commencement Dates.
• Enforcement & Compliance: Challenges for Businesses – who must comply and the impact on organisations.
• Sector-Specific Impacts of the EU AI Act.
• The UK’s Approach to AI Regulation.
• International Alignment & Extraterritorial Reach – the impact on organisations outside the EU.
• AI Litigation & Liability Challenges.
• Emerging Technologies & Future Considerations.

Join us at the conference (on 17 November 2025 from 9 am to 5 pm GMT) to get a deep dive into this important AI regulation. In the past, we presented a webinar on the essentials, but now we go deeper.

Outcomes of the EU AI Act Conference

• Gain a practical understanding of the EU AI Act’s requirements and timelines.
• Explore its global impact on AI innovation, governance, and compliance.
• Learn how organisations outside the EU can prepare for and respond to its extraterritorial scope.
• Hear diverse perspectives from international experts and compare approaches across jurisdictions

Who should attend?

Organisations from all over the world will find this conference useful. Organisations in the United Kingdom and Europe will find it easier to attend in person. Those further away can join online (to be confirmed).

• AI Officers and AI Governance Officers responsible for AI GRC.
• In-house legal, compliance, and governance professionals responsible for AI deployment.
• Technology leaders and product owners developing AI systems for global markets.
• Policymakers, regulators, and academics focusing on AI governance.
• Lawyers advising clients on AI, data protection, and emerging technology regulation.

Presenters and panellists

Danny Preiskel from Preiskel & Co in London is the host. Leading lawyers worldwide who are members of the Lexing Network will address these topics, bringing a unique global perspective. The conference is organised and run by the Lexing Network. Alain Bensoussan, Jérémy Bensoussan, Virginie Bensoussan-Brulé from the Lexing Network have written and published the book called the European AI Act.

Hear from some of the world’s top experts on the latest developments.

There will be a lunch break from 1 pm to 2 pm. For each topic, speakers will have a 45-minute slot, with a 30-minute speaking time and a 15-minute Q&A. This means you will be able to ask lots of questions. Speakers will speak in either English or French. There will be no translation services, but you can use digital tools on your phone (like Google Translate) for live translation.

Bookings

This event is an in-person event at an exclusive venue near Chancery Lane in London. The venue can only accommodate 150 people, and bookings are on a first-come, first-served basis. If you would prefer to attend the conference online, please ask us for the available options.

Attendance is limited to the members of the Michalsons programmes. Members can attend this event for no charge; it’s included in their subscription. Register for the event by clicking on the red register button below.