ConceptFor discussion only, not a live event page. Speakers, format and timings are proposals; nothing here is confirmed.
National College of Ireland
School of Business
School of Computing
Panel concept · for discussion

Could you ship it?

AI, business and EU law from three angles. One panelist asks whether it sells, one whether it's lawful, one whether they'd sign it off. Each owns a third of the morning.

WhenTue 1 Dec 2026
Time10:00 to 12:00
WhereKelly Theatre, NCI
The panel

Three people, three tests

Built in sales, cleared in law, signed off in leadership. Every flavour below gives each of them an equal share.

01 · SellTo be invited

Can it sell?

01
S

Scott

Founder, Third Raven AI. Builds AI into sales and marketing teams; former Meta and Google revenue leader

The business caseWhat AI is already doing in revenue teams, and what makes it worth buying.

02 · Law

Is it lawful?

02
Aoife Young

Aoife Young

Associate General Counsel (European Law), Meta

The legal caseThe EU AI Act, GDPR, and what a business deploying AI owes the people it touches.

03 · LeadSurname to confirm

Would you sign it off?

03
P

Peter

Former senior Director at Meta; once led a global function

The leadership caseHow a global team decides yes or no when the law is new and the stakes are real.

Three flavours

Same panel, three ways to play it

Same open, same close, a third of the time each. What changes is who's in the spotlight.

10:0010:3011:0011:3012:00

    Why it works

      Watch for

        In all three

        What never changes

        10:00

        One question to open

        Victor and the Deans put it to the room: you built AI this semester; could you ship it in the EU?

        Equal voice

        A third each

        Every flavour is timed so each panelist leads the same share, and shared segments split three ways.

        The room decides

        A live vote

        Phones out: launch, fix or kill; the team you'd back; the best question for the hot seat.

        12:00

        Out on time

        Open questions, one line from each panelist, and the room is clear by noon.