Trust in AI: Moving from insight to action

Half of Australians use AI but only one in three trust it.

(Source: The University of Melbourne and KPMG 2025 Trust in AI Global Study)

The University of Melbourne and KPMG's 2025 Trust in AI report reveals how Australians perceive AI adoption, risk, and governance.

Join Stone & Chalk and KPMG for a cross-sector conversation exploring the findings of the KPMG 2025 Trust in AI report - and the role enterprise, government and startups must play in closing the AI trust gap.

We will discuss

• Who’s responsible for building trust in AI - and what does action look like?

• What’s holding Australia back from global leadership in AI?

• Where are the gaps in capability, regulation, literacy, and enterprise readiness?

• How do we move from insight to implementation across sectors?

Agenda

• 5pm - Arrival and registration

• 5.30pm - Report insights: James Mabbott, Partner in Charge, KPMG Futures

• 6pm - Panel discussion, followed by networking drinks

Panellists

• Catherine Roberts, Senior Director, AI & LegalTech (APAC and Emerging Markets), Thomson Reuters

• James Mabbott, Partner in Charge, KPMG Futures

• Lee Hickin, Executive Director, National Artificial Intelligence Centre

• Michael Wang, Chief AI Officer, Empathetic AI

Facilitated by Chris Kirk, CEO, Stone & Chalk

Venue
The Collider, 477 Pitt Street, Haymarket (entry via Barlow Street), Tech Central