AI Events

Our roundtable, “Unlocking Economic Growth by Investing in AI Infrastructure,” will explore how strategic investment in data centres, utilities, and connectivity can drive productivity and long-term economic growth.

(Event Date & Time TBC) | AI is reshaping the foundations of marketing, supercharging ROI and transforming how brands understand audiences. By analysing vast amounts of behavioural and contextual data, AI enables deeper audience insight and unprecedented personalisation, helping marketers tailor messages and experiences to individual needs in real time. Advances in search and content generation are redefining how brands connect with customers, as algorithms now interpret intent and optimise content at massive scale. At the same time, predictive marketing tools are allowing businesses to forecast trends, identify emerging opportunities, and act before competitors do. We are also seeing the emergence of agentic marketing, where autonomous AI systems can analyse, test, and optimise campaigns and communications dynamically, enhancing performance and responsiveness across every channel.

As AI adoption accelerates across our global society, we find ourselves at a critical juncture where the question is no longer whether AI will transform our world, but whether it will do so equitably. Without equal representation, clear ethical frameworks and genuine governance, adoption risks hard-coding gender inequality into the infrastructure of the future. This summit is a platform to inspire, inform and collectively define what responsible leadership in AI looks like.

As the UK accelerates its investment in AI infrastructure, the question of how to build a responsible and sovereign AI stack, one that protects privacy, security and safety while driving innovation, has become increasingly urgent. This parliamentary roundtable will bring together policymakers, industry leaders, academics and investors to explore how Britain can develop the data, compute, and governance capabilities needed to secure long-term technological independence and public trust.