What In-House Teams Need to Know About Geopolitical Risks, AI, and US Tech Dependence

What In-House Teams Need to Know About Geopolitical Risks, AI, and US Tech Dependence

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For Norwegian companies in particular, geopolitical risk has become a critical part of legal, privacy, and compliance work due to Norway’s proximity to Russia.‍

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At the same time, growing regulation and increasing reliance on US-based technology - including widely used AI tools - are raising new questions for in-house teams:

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What does that reliance mean for your day-to-day work?

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What risks does it create in practice?

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And how do you address it without slowing down the business?

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At this community event, we’ll explore how in-house teams can understand, prioritize, and report on the risks emerging at the intersection of technology, AI, geopolitics, and regulation.‍

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Through expert perspectives, practical examples, and discussion, you’ll gain concrete insights into today’s risk landscape.

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You’ll also get hands-on examples of how to make your recommendations relevant and actionable for leadership.

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Look forward to: 

  • Seçil Bilgiç, Head of Global Privacy & Data Protection Officer at Cohesity, on US Tech Dependence: How to Stay in Control
  • Alexander Poverud Kjenner, Senior Legal & Privacy Officer at Intility, on How Intility Works with AI Governance and Infrastructure Decisions in an Uncertain Geopolitical Environment
  • Dr. Aida von Schulman, Senior Arbitrator at the European Court of Arbitration, on: AI, Tech, Geopolitics – and Sustainability: Is It Possible?
  • Peer-to-peer knowledge sharing and matchmaking with other legal and privacy professionals

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The event is free to join.