Aldo Faisal holds a prestigious UKRI Turing AI Fellowship and is a Professor of AI at Imperial College London and the Chair of Digital Health at the Universtät Bayreuth (Germany). Since 2019, he has been the founding director of the £50 million UKRI Centers in AI for Healthcare and AI for Digital Health in London. Since 2024, he has chaired the Director of Science and Innovation at the Alan Turing Institute, responsible for the Grand Challenge in Health, the national AI research institute of the United Kingdom. His research focused on Generative AI for health, and Humen AI interfacing has won numerous international prizes. In 2024, the Federal German Government and Parliament appointed him as a member of the German Ethics Council. He authors the Amazon Global Top 10 textbook Mathematics for Machine Learning.

David Shrier is a Professor of Practice, AI and Innovation with Imperial College London, where he leads the Trusted AI Alliance (a multi-university collaborative focused on building responsible & trustworthy AI). He has helped over 100 governments to develop technology policy, including advising the European Parliament on the EU AI Act and leading the team that created the Commonwealth Fintech Toolkit. Other relevant work includes creating the Leadership and Diversity for Regulators programme when he was with the University of Oxford, helping more than 50 nations shape financial inclusion policy. His work has impacted more than 2.4 billion lives. His latest book, Basic AI: A Human Guide to Artificial Intelligence, was published in 2024.

Ayisha Piotti heads the AI Policy Summit, an annual event jointly organised by the ETH Zurich Center for Law & Economics and RegHorizon. She has over 20 years of experience in the private and public sectors, including with the United Nations. Before joining ETH Zurich, Ayisha created the Swiss-based strategic consulting firm RegHorizon and was Senior Director of Business Development and Corporate Affairs within a large multinational, where she built and led cross-functional teams and projects spanning diverse geographies, including Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Ayisha strongly believes in the role of education in empowering youth and is a Co-Founder and Board Member of the federally supervised Swiss LSE Alumnae and Alumni Foundation. She is also actively engaged in various organizations promoting women in leadership and technology.

Professor Alex 'Sandy' Pentland has helped create and direct the MIT Media Lab and the Media Lab Asia in India and is a HAI Fellow at Stanford. He is one of the most-cited computational scientists in the world. Forbes declared him one of the "7 most powerful data scientists in the world", along with Google founders and the Chief Technical Officer of the United States. He co-led the World Economic Forum discussion in Davos, which led to the EU privacy regulation GDPR. He was one of the UN Secretary General's "Data Revolutionaries" who helped to forge transparency and accountability mechanisms in the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. He has received numerous awards and distinctions, such as MIT's Toshiba endowed chair, election to the U.S. Academy of Engineering, the McKinsey Award from Harvard Business Review, the 40th Anniversary of the Internet from DARPA, and the Brandeis Award for work in privacy. Recently invited keynotes include annual OECD, G20, World Bank, and JP Morgan meetings. He is a member of advisory boards for the UN Secretary-General, the UN Foundation, Consumers Union, and formerly the OECD, American Bar Association, Google, AT&T, and Nissan. He is a member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering and a council member of the World Economic Forum.