BSR Members Only
Date and Time
June 17, 2025
12:00 pm-2:00 pm
BST
Location
London
The list of generative AI’s (genAI) capabilities is lengthening by the day. GenAI models are now used for natural language interaction, generating lifelike videos, assisting with code development, enabling live translation, and much more. However, these capabilities also pose significant risks to people and society, including reinforcing discrimination, creating non-consensual intimate imagery, job loss, and labor exploitation.
To help address these challenges, BSR conducted a human rights assessment of genAI’s impacts across the value chain, identifying key risks and offering recommendations on how to address them. We also developed a series of responsible AI practitioner guides designed to help teams integrate human rights into AI product development, deployment, and governance.
Join us for a company-only, in-person roundtable discussion on the findings and guidance from this work. As part of the conversation, we’ll hear directly from company representatives, who will share how they are approaching human rights due diligence for AI in practice—bringing real-world insight to the discussion.
Scheduled Speakers
- Hannah Darnton, Director, Technology and Human Rights, BSR
- Richard Wingfield, Director, Technology Sectors, BSR
- Additional company speakers, TBA
