As AI enters public-facing systems, regulators face false positives, human oversight failures, and accountability gaps, where real-world consequences, not technical performance shape risk and public trust.
At the AI in Regulation Conference, regulators examined how AI is reshaping governance, board oversight, and public risk management, with day one emphasizing a use-case-driven, mandate-focused approach.
The Registrar team will be in Toronto for the 2026 AI in Regulation Conference, covering discussions on governance, risk management, and how regulatory organizations are responding to artificial intelligence in practice.
