Featured Speaker
Robbie Stamp
Chief Executive
Bioss International Fellow, Royal Society of Arts
"The future of AI depends on the diversity of voices shaping it."
Invited Speakers
Invitations have been extended to senior leaders from government, academia, industry, and civil society. Confirmed names will be announced here as acceptances are received.
Further Announcements Coming Soon
Additional speakers across keynotes, panel discussions, and the thought experiment session will be announced shortly. The conference takes place on 5–6 October 2026 — secure your place now.
Session formats
Heads of state, corporate leaders, and academic experts set the stage with their insights on AI governance, hidden voices, and the future of equitable technology.
Focused discussions on the control of creativity, intellectual property, and economic opportunities in an automated landscape. Panellists drawn from law, policy, industry, and civil society.
A flagship session showcasing real-world AI scenarios that expose the effects of bias and exclusion. Participants engage directly with the evidence.
A participant-led format that inverts the traditional panel. The audience drives the conversation, synthesising diverse viewpoints into a collective call to action.
Cambridge Policy Boot Camp
A hands-on certified workshop applying the Cambridge co-creation methodology to real AI governance challenges. All participants earn a Certificate of Participation.
Asking the Right Questions
Learn the art of posing crucial questions to ensure effective governance and accountability — a fundamental skill for navigating AI complexity.
Visualising Timely Interventions
Develop the capacity to ask insightful questions that lead to timely interventions, addressing challenges and leveraging opportunities within AI systems.
Derisking Access to Improve Agency
Acquire strategies for minimising risks associated with transforming systems, ensuring smoother transitions and more sustainable outcomes in AI-driven environments.
Certificate of Participation
Delegates who complete the Cambridge Policy Boot Camp receive a Certificate of Participation and a transferable co-creation framework.
Stay informed
Register now to secure your place before early bird rates end on 10 August 2026.