At The AI Summit London, Kam Karaji, Director, Cyber Security & Risk Management at the NFL, delivered the session: Cyber Command Frontier: Human Strategy vs. Autonomous Adversaries.

In this interview, Kam discusses how AI is reshaping event security at stadium scale, the importance of human-in-the-loop decision-making, and what effective AI governance looks like from the boardroom to the field.

At The AI Summit London, we spoke with Alison Scorgie, AI Creative Director & Filmmaker at House of Antigone and a speaker on the panel “The Creator’s Compass: Mapping AI-Powered Independence."

With a background spanning journalism, advertising, and film, Alison shared practical guidance on keeping intellectual property human-first, stress-testing a story’s emotional core, and raising production standards in AI-enabled filmmaking.

At The AI Summit London, we spoke with Benjamin Woollams, Founder and CEO  of TrueRights, following his session “Fireside Chat: Creative Capital: AI to ROI.” 

Ben discussed with us the evolution from the creator economy to AI-driven production, why human creative direction still matters, and how scalable, enforceable rights frameworks are essential to protect talent and brands as generative content proliferates.

At The AI Summit London, we sat down with Jules Love to discuss how creative and marketing organisations can move beyond faster and cheaper use cases to genuine innovation with generative AI. 

In his session, Building Generative AI into Your Strategy: Moving Beyond Tools to Transformation, Jules explored how leaders can combine top down direction with bottom up capability building to create lasting competitive advantage. Here, he expands on what this means for agencies, their commercial models, and the next wave of talent.

At The AI Summit London, we spoke with Pratima Upadhyay, Software Engineer at Air BnB, following her session, Reality | Operationalising LLMs in High-Stakes Domains: Building Reliable AI Systems. 

In this interview, Pratima shares her career journey, practical lessons from deploying AI in production, and how her team balances reliability, latency and cost in complex compliance workflows.

At The AI Summit London, we sat down with Giovanna Martinez Arellano, Assistant Professor in Manufacturing Systems at the University of Nottingham. Giovanna appeared on the session Panel: Frontier | The Practical Future of Industrial AI. 

In this conversation, she reflects on the state of AI adoption across manufacturing, the realities of scaling, and why continual learning and computer vision are poised to drive the next wave of impact.

Anupama Hatti leads Programme Delivery at NHS Blood and Transplant, bringing more than 22 years of experience across technology and digital transformation. 

With a background that includes work at the Indian Space Research Organisation and the Indian Institute of Science, she blends deep engineering expertise with mission-driven leadership. 

Sourav Das, Senior Platform Product Manager at AP Moller Maersk, joined The AI Summit London on the panel titled Panel: Looking Sideways | What Industrial Leaders Can Learn from AI Adoption Across Industries.

In this interview, he discusses building a unified platform for category strategy, how AI is reshaping knowledge work, what it takes to drive adoption at scale, and the trends he expects to define the next 12 months.

At The AI Summit London, Emma Kolasinska joined the panel “The Rise of AI: Creative Revolution or Human Replacement?”. 

In this interview she reflects on a career spanning touring theatre, advertising and high-end television, arguing that human insight remains central to powerful storytelling. 

She also outlines how AI can collaborate with artists in idea development and shot creation, addresses real-world timelines and budgets, stresses ethics and contracts, and highlights emerging opportunities in VFX.

At The AI Summit London, we sat down with Josh Liss, Head of GTM, Media and Entertainment at Nebius, to discuss a landmark in filmmaking. Working with partner Higgsfield, Nebius helped power what is believed to be the first full feature length film made entirely with AI, which screened in Cannes,

In this interview, Josh explains why this moment matters, how AI is transforming production economics and timelines, the infrastructure behind a two week production cycle, and where similar AI driven innovation is emerging across media and entertainment.

Sudeshna Sen, Data & AI Product Strategist joined us at The AI Summit London, she spoke on the panels Grounding | What Makes GenAI Output Trustworthy Enough to Use and People | Trust, Oversight and the Human Role in AI Decision Making, as well as taking part in the Data Challenge Lab: From Messy Data to Meaningful AI in 60 Minutes. 

In this interview, she reflects on her career in data and AI, the role of standards in safe and ethical deployment, and practical ways organisations can build trust in AI.

Nick Villani joined The AI Summit London to discuss The 90/10 Problem: Why AI Transformation Isn't Really About AI in a dedicated panel session. The idea that successful transformation is driven far more by people than by technology. 

In this conversation, Nick explores why AI adoption stalls without targeted upskilling, how leaders can create safe environments for experimentation, and why “learning to learn” is now the essential capability for every team.