Digital Hollywood: The AI & Entertainment Summit

Tuesday, July 21st, 2026

5– 5:50 PM Eastern Time Zone

Session II: A Virtual Event

Conversational AI: Reliable Intelligence: Verification & Data Accuracy

Artificial intelligence can write a screenplay, generate a marketing campaign, compose a legal brief and recommend a stock — but can you trust what it tells you? Hallucination, confabulation, outdated training data and deliberate data poisoning are not edge cases. They are daily realities in enterprise AI deployment. As conversational AI becomes embedded in the workflows of studios, networks, brands and newsrooms, the question of data integrity moves from theoretical concern to operational crisis. Who is responsible when AI gets it wrong? How do leading data infrastructure companies verify the accuracy of what their systems produce? And what does reliable intelligence actually look like in a world where the answer arrives in seconds but the truth takes longer? This session examines the verification challenge that every AI user needs to understand.

Speakers:

Jason Henderson, Esq., Media and IP Licensing, JWL International, Moderator

Greg Young, Vice President for Cybersecurity, Trend Micro

Tyler Bell, SVP Product, AI, Video & Sports, Gracenote, a Nielsen company

Ben Hollin, Media Tech Consultant

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Tyler Bell, SVP, Product at Gracenote, Tyler Bell oversees global teams that leverage advanced technologies to develop new solutions that help customers address vexing challenges in video and Sports content discovery. Tapping deep experience with AI, machine learning and voice technologies, he is passionate about launching innovative products that power compelling B2B and B2C user experiences. Most recently, Tyler served as Head of Product at The Trade Desk, where he played an integral role in bringing the company’s Ventura TV OS to market. His background also includes product leadership roles at companies such as ActiveVideo, Roku, and Factual. Tyler holds a DPhil (PhD) in Archaeology from the University of Oxford and a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Carleton College.


Jason Henderson, Esq. is a corporate and transactional attorney who has over twenty years of experience with complex transactions in media and IP licensing and distribution, product counsel and service agreements between Fortune 500 companies. A Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/US), Mr. Henderson has written and spoken extensively on technology and media personalization, and is listed as the inventor in a patent on machine learning and deep metadata search. He co-founded Castle Bridge Media, which publishes the popular Castle of Horror Anthology series, and his books 18 Miles from Town, Surf Mystic and his middle grade series Young Captain Nemo and Alex Van Helsing have been optioned for film. He is the author of the books California Tiki: A History of Polynesian Idols, Pineapple Cocktails and Coconut Palm Trees and Hollywood Tiki: Film in the Era of the Pineapple Cocktail. Jason can be reached at JDH@jwlinternational.com


Greg Young has over 30 years experience in cybersecurity. As Vice President of Cybersecurity at Trend Micro, he is responsible for guiding and communicating cybersecurity strategy. He was a Gartner analyst and Research Vice President for 14 years where he led research for network security and threat trends authoring more than 20 Magic Quadrants for firewall, IPS, WAF, and UTM, and was Conference Chair for 4 Gartner Security Summits in the Middle East region. He cowrote the first research note coining "Next Generation Firewall". He headed several large security consulting practices, was CISO for the Federal Department of Communications, Chief Security Architect for a security product company, and was a commissioned officer in the military police and counter-intelligence branch. Greg is also the Industry Co-Chair at ISED (Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada), which is responsible for a number of the federal government's functions in regulating industry and commerce, promoting science and innovation, and supporting economic development.


Ben Hollin is a media technology executive who has spent more than two decades helping media and technology companies navigate successive waves of industry transformation—from digital television and streaming media to today's AI-powered content platforms. In leadership roles at companies including Adobe, Cisco, Ooyala, ActiveVideo, and The Trade Desk, he has led product strategy, platform innovation, business development, and strategic partnerships that brought innovative video technologies to market and helped organizations adapt to the continual evolution of the media landscape. Most recently, his work has focused on AI-enabled content intelligence, metadata, discovery, and recommendation platforms that power next-generation streaming experiences. Ben earned a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Boston University and an M.S. in Management of Technical Innovation and International Business from the MIT Sloan School of Management.