ASF 2026 after-event film — automatic English transcript
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[00:00:00.000] It's a really European focused global forum with experts on the AI area and we are

[00:00:12.640] glad to be part

[00:00:13.920] of this forum and exchange in this collaborative and nice environment all our ideas.

[00:00:21.600] Yes it was a

[00:00:23.920] great event we had 16 speakers three panels at every breakout session at the

[00:00:29.380] lunch breaks there's lots of lively conversation going on people talking to

[00:00:33.020] people they hadn't worked with before it was a really great success and it's the

[00:00:36.740] second year we've done it and it was even better than last year. This

[00:00:39.400] conference is more focused on AI security and therefore we find new views

[00:00:44.320] or new approaches that we haven't thought of and it's just by being here

[00:00:48.320] and speaking or just listening to these new types of experts, right, that you

[00:00:53.480] start to hear or think about new types of AI approaches to how do we develop AI,

[00:00:58.800] how do we train our own models, so I think it's a great experience.

[00:01:05.120] So today we're together and we're trying to see and how we can work more closely to

[00:01:11.140] improve this kind of dynamic collaborations through the different

[00:01:14.660] stakeholders one side we need to make sure and we have the governance on AI

[00:01:20.000] tools another side we need to see how we can reshape our internal working procedures

[00:01:30.220] first of all I like the relevance of this event which is very timely even the

[00:01:36.700] the AI regulatory pressure and not only that but also I want to highlight how

[00:01:42.060] well the location was chosen because Turkey represents a middle point, a

[00:01:46.800] geographical middle point between the west and the east and this is precisely one

[00:01:51.480] of the main key points that we draw from today's sessions so we need

[00:01:57.160] collaboration and we need to still get closer towards achieving a plus worth

[00:02:03.120] the day. Of course the variety of people that are doing talks here or even

[00:02:09.240] attending the event, and we have very enriching discussions

[00:02:13.240] around the same topics that we deal with, but from different angles,

[00:02:17.240] with different perspectives, and it's both a way to learn new things.

[00:02:27.240] Well, it's good, very good, and the strategy is very interesting,

[00:02:31.240] and there is a lot of products, standards, and especially for the AI.

[00:02:39.240] Thank you, Lenny.

[00:02:44.460] I think this has been a fantastic day today.

[00:02:46.660] So in the morning, we've heard from regulators

[00:02:48.280] and heard about very important topics

[00:02:50.520] such as standardization, about certification.

[00:02:54.120] And I think this laid a great fundament

[00:02:55.800] for going further in the afternoon

[00:02:57.240] where we've been quite interesting

[00:02:58.920] and quite deep on many topics.

[00:03:00.400] I'm very interested to hear the perspectives

[00:03:01.900] of the bug bounty program providers

[00:03:03.920] for security technology companies,

[00:03:06.860] but also from people who have been really engaged

[00:03:08.940] in security research, in security, AI security, rep teaming and really knowing the

[00:03:13.580] technology's

[00:03:14.220] future. So I think today really laid the fundaments for further collaboration.

[00:03:29.740] The mixture of the different views and angles to the AI and the security aspect of AI

[00:03:36.460] In a year's time we'll have an ASF27 and I think that'll really be something to look

[00:03:46.340] forward to, building on the learnings from this year's event and the programme that

[00:03:52.540] develops

[00:03:52.960] between now and this time next year.