As AI systems become increasingly embedded in organisational processes, products, and decision-making, managing them effectively requires more than technical adoption. Organisations must also address cybersecurity, privacy, legal obligations, ethical considerations, and evolving governance expectations across the AI system lifecycle.
This session brings together perspectives from AI, cybersecurity, law, and product management to examine the capabilities organisations need to deploy and manage AI systems responsibly. The discussion will explore how leaders can identify and manage risk, establish appropriate policies and controls, clarify accountability, and build effective governance practices as AI technologies continue to evolve.
Join us on Tuesday, 8 September 2026 as we look to turn AI ambition into accountable action.
*This session is organised in collaboration with TechLaw.Fest. Limited seats available.
- Working professionals
- Attendees for TechLaw.Fest
- Tuesday, 8 September 2026
- 2:30pm - 4:00pm (Registration starts from 2:00pm)
- NUS-ISS
25 Heng Mui Keng Terrace
Singapore 119615
Seminar Agenda
| 2:00pm | Registration
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| 2:30pm | Opening and Introduction
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| 2:35pm | Panel Discussion on Managing and Governing AI Systems: Turning AI Ambition into Accountable Action
Moderated by:
Dr Tian Jing
Principal Lecturer & Consultant, Artificial Intelligence PracticeNUS-ISS Panellists:
Ms Leow Jiamin
Deputy Director (Legal Faculty)
Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) Ms Nadine Yap
Principal Lecturer & Consultant, Digital Products & Platforms Practice
NUS-ISS Mr Ng Kok Leong
Principal Lecturer & Consultant, AI Strategy & Organizational Transformation Practice
NUS-ISS
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| 3:45pm | Audience Q&A
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| 4:00pm | End of event
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*Programme may be subjected to changes.