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29 April 2025 | 2 min read

Webinar replay

originally broadcast: Thursday 19 June 2025. 

Explore how the UK can secure long-term advantage in AI, not just through innovation, but by owning the infrastructure, models and systems that will shape its future.

As AI becomes critical to how nations grow, govern and defend themselves, sovereignty is no longer a technical discussion. It’s a strategic one. This session brings together Rt Hon Alun Cairns and AMPLYFI CEO Paul Teather to explore what Sovereign AI means in practice and what the UK needs to do now to move from intent to action.

They cover key issues from the UK AI Action Plan: national infrastructure, AI supply chain resilience, foundational model development, regional innovation and where the UK can lead globally. Packed with practical insight, this session is ideal for leaders in government, defence, research and regulated industries who are working at the intersection of AI, strategy and national capability.

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Alun Cairns

Featured Speaker

Rt Hon Alun Cairns – Former Secretary of State for Wales

As a former Member of Parliament and Secretary of State for Wales, Alun brings deep experience in economic development, innovation policy and national infrastructure. Throughout his career, he has worked at the intersection of government and industry, helping shape strategies that support growth, technology adoption and regional regeneration.

Key discussion topics

  • Why AI sovereignty matters for the UK’s economy, security and global influence
  • What a vertically integrated AI value chain looks like – and why it’s essential
  • Where the UK is most exposed and most capable of leading
  • The role of professional services, public procurement and UK-based models
  • How policy and investment can create a thriving, resilient AI ecosystem

Essential viewing for

  • C-suite executives and directors
  • Public sector decision-makers and policy implementers
  • Strategy and innovation leaders responsible for AI adoption
  • Think tanks and policy influencers shaping the UK’s technology future
  • Defence and intelligence service providers
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