🗓️ Wednesday, 1st October
⌚ 16:00 - 16:45
📍 Wellington Place
☕ Refreshments Provided
Many organisations are exploring AI, but few see their pilot projects through to production. Recent figures suggest that up to 88% of AI PoCs fail to launch. This session takes a closer look at why that is and what can be done differently to increase success rates.
Grounded in a real-world case study with the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), this conversation will reflect on the full lifecycle of an AI project - from early ideas and feasibility, through pilots, and into live production.
The panel brings together voices from data, engineering, delivery, and project management to share lessons from a successful GenAI implementation that is now helping to inform transparent AI in regulation around the world.
This session will explore:
- Why so many AI pilots stall and what can be done to avoid it
- How to set projects up for a smoother path from PoC to production
- The infrastructure, process, and people considerations that shape long-term success
- What it takes to make GenAI work in a highly regulated public sector setting
Speakers:
Amy De-Balsi – Programme Manager, MHRA
Phil Gillibrand - Deputy Director - Strategy and Architecture, MHRA
Adam Brookes – Head of Consultancy, Audacia
Ryan Crompton – Principal Software Consultant, Audacia
Chris Bentley – Senior Data Scientist, Audacia
This event is designed for senior technology leaders with an interest in AI project delivery, whether you're a CIO, or a CTO, heading up a technology function or engineering team, a senior manager or lead involved in delivering AI projects, or those with an interest in getting AI from PoC to production successfully.
Tickets are managed per event and spaces are limited, so please register your interest to attend below. You're welcome to join us at as many as you like across the afternoon.
Find out more about the other sessions running here.
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