At Davos 2026, RegHorizon was proud to be represented through our Managing Partner Ayisha Piotti, who moderated a timely discussion at AI House Davos: How do we build collective systems for global safety in the age of AI?
AI has moved beyond a discrete technology to function as a foundational infrastructure shaping economic systems, social organisation, and innovation trajectories. As these systems are increasingly embedded in high-stakes decision-making, the question of trust shifts from a desirable attribute to a structural prerequisite. Bringing together Andreas Krause (ETH Zürich), Kirk Bresniker (Hewlett Packard Enterprise), Silvio Dulinsky (ISO), and Agata Ferretti (AI Alliance), the discussion examined practical pathways to identify, evaluate, and mitigate risks before they escalate.
Trustworthiness at scale depends on operationalising governance commitments. The panel explored various assurance mechanisms, including certification schemes, audit methodologies, and technical benchmarks. A consistent theme emerged: cross-border collaboration is accelerating, and long-standing silos are beginning to dissolve. The objective is to advance a durable, collaborative safety architecture that strengthens global assurance while preserving the conditions for innovation and competitive dynamism. Please read more about the session Here.
🎥 Please watch the session’s YouTube recording Here.
