London Blockchain Conference Opens with Focus on Real-World Blockchain and AI Applications
Day 1 of the London Blockchain Conference opened on October 22, 2025, at Evolution London, bringing together global leaders in blockchain, AI, and Web3 to discuss practical industry applications, according to a press release.
The event began with a keynote from Sebastian Thrun, CEO of Kitty Hawk and founder of Udacity, who reflected on the progress of AI and autonomous systems. A session titled *Auditable AI: Building Trust You Can Prove* examined how blockchain can enhance transparency and accountability in AI, featuring speakers from FICO, Anthropic, and Brunel University.
Panels throughout the day addressed the European Union’s MiCA regulation, its impact on digital asset compliance, and the role of blockchain in modernizing financial infrastructure. Speakers from Standard Chartered Luxembourg, the European Banking Authority, and Tezos discussed how new frameworks are shaping stablecoin management and liquidity requirements.
Additional sessions explored blockchain’s potential in public services, digital identity, and carbon verification. FCA’s Jane Moore spoke on the UK’s evolving crypto policy, emphasizing collaboration between regulators and innovators. The conference continues with topics including stablecoin frameworks, CBDCs, and real-world asset tokenization.
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