Official Call for Presentations/Papers (speakers) for SecurityWeek’s 2024 AI Risk Summit, being held June 25 & 26, 2024 at the Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay.

Tips for Acceptance:

• Present In-Person – Presenters must be available to present IN-PERSON and be able to travel to Half Moon Bay, CA (USA) for the event which takes place on June 25-26, 2024.
• Be Original – Proposed talks should be original and not have been presented prior at other events. We are looking for new, innovative talks that have not been seen elsewhere.
• Submit Early – By submitting early, you will have a better chance of being accepted, as submissions will be reviewed on an ongoing basis.
• Not a Sales Pitch – Sessions should be educational and NOT be a masked sales pitch. 
• Submissions will be reviewed on an ongoing basis so early submission is highly encouraged.
  

Most sessions will be a mix of 30 and 45-minute talks including time for Q&A.

We invite submissions for presentations that provoke thought and provide actionable insights in areas, including, but not limited to:

Adversarial AI & Deepfakes:

• Exploiting AI for malicious purposes
• National security implications
• Strategies to combat misinformation and brand damage

Protecting Sensitive Data in AI/ML Models:

• Safeguarding against cyber threats and hacking
• Preventing data breaches and information theft
• Ethical manipulation of AI systems

AI Integration Roadmap Planning:

• Incorporating AI in enterprise risk management
• Protecting intellectual property
• Cybersecurity strategy development

AI Failures and Rogue AI Mitigation:

• Analyzing AI system failures
• Real-world case studies
• Risk mitigation strategies
• AI Ethical Debates
• Addressing privacy, bias, and critical decision-making

AI for Defense

• Case studies on AI in risk mitigation and security enhancement
• Solutions for complex security challenges

AI and Data Integration:

• Handling and analyzing massive datasets
• Big data architectures and cloud computing
• Privacy in AI analytics

Regulatory Challenges:

• Policy development for AI advancement
• Balancing public interest with innovation
• International regulatory cooperation

Submissions must include proposed presentation title, an informative session abstract, including learning objectives for attendees if relevant; and contact information, headshot and bio for the proposed speaker.

All speakers must adhere to the 100% vendor neutral / no commercial policy of the conference. If speakers cannot respect this policy, they should not submit a proposal.