Amber Ezzell, Brenda Leong, Anne Bradley, Bret Cohen, Daniel Berrick
Part 1 – Deploying AI Systems: Law, Policy, and Governance
In this portion, we will explore the emerging U.S. and global legal requirements for AI deployers, and key governance questions, including:
- Protecting confidential or proprietary data through technical, legal, or administrative means;
- Approaches to fine-tuning, including when a model has been modified significantly enough to trigger developer obligations;
- Management of individual privacy and data protection requests (e.g. the right to erasure) in the context of generative AI;
- What is considered “high risk” under global AI and data protection laws, and how does it add to deployment considerations?
Part 2 – Case Studies: High Risk Situations and Agentic AI
In this portion, we will explore in greater depth the law and policy approaches to “high risk” AI use cases through case studies and group discussion. Participants will be asked to react to case studies that build on and apply the knowledge presented on Part 1.
Amber Ezzell, Policy Counsel for AI, Future of Privacy Forum
Anne Bradley, Senior Fellow, Future of Privacy Forum
Brenda Leong, Director, AI Division, ZwillGen
Bret Cohen, Partner, Global Regulatory, Hogan Lovells
Daniel Berrick, Senior Policy Counsel for Artificial Intelligence, Future of Privacy Forum
Adam Greene
Date and Time
This workshop will take place on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, from 02:30 PM – 05:00 PM at the Privacy + Security Forum, May 7-9, 2025, in Washington, DC.
Our Conference
Our event features over 60 concurrent sessions and two plenary keynote sessions with about 900 participants. CLE credit is available. Please join us!
Adam Greene
