Thursday, 23rd November 2023, Soho London
6:00 – 8:30 PM (BST)
Online Safety and Technology in 2024: What is at Stake?
About this event
The “Online Safety and Technology in 2024: What is at Stake” event, co-hosted by Unitary and Checkstep, is a thrilling convergence of minds set to take place on the evening of Thursday, 23rd November 2023, in the vibrant heart of Soho, London.
This evening is more than just a gathering—it is bringing forward-thinking experts from the worlds of industry, academia, and policy, all converging to sculpt the future of online and AI policy for the upcoming year.
This evening is more than just a gathering—it is bringing forward-thinking experts from the worlds of industry, academia, and policy, all converging to sculpt the future of online and AI policy for the upcoming year.
This isn’t your typical panel discussion: Keme Nzerem, the incisive journalist from Channel 4 News, Kieron Maddison, the strategic Head of Public Policy at Checkstep, and Heather Catchpole, Associate at the prestigious law firm Bird & Bird, will ignite conversations. They’ll share unique experiences about the recent international conflicts, delve into the ever-evolving regulatory landscape, offering a glimpse into what 2024 holds for online safety and AI regulations.
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Join our panelists for a fire side chat
David Wallis
Strategy & Operations, DeepMind
Willem Zents
Senior Data Scientist - Trust & Safety, Bumble
Keme Nzerem
Journalist, Channel 4 News
Heather Catchpole
Associate, Bird & Bird
About Keme
BAFTA nominated Keme is one of the most recognisable faces on Channel 4. In the media world he's a journalist, presenter and film-maker.
Washington - Moscow - Johannesburg - Rio - London - for the past two decades Keme has reported from around the globe on wide ranging issues from corruption, politics, and human rights - to sport.
Keme’s work and his stories are known for nuance and sensitivity and have included major stories such as the Grenfell fire, paedophiles in football, World Cups & Olympic Games, the election of Barack Obama, and Hurricane Katrina.
Washington - Moscow - Johannesburg - Rio - London - for the past two decades Keme has reported from around the globe on wide ranging issues from corruption, politics, and human rights - to sport.
Keme’s work and his stories are known for nuance and sensitivity and have included major stories such as the Grenfell fire, paedophiles in football, World Cups & Olympic Games, the election of Barack Obama, and Hurricane Katrina.