The public debate about the future of AI is back in the headlines again following a string of high-profile controversies. The recent backlash against OpenAI over accusations of using actress Scarlett Johansson’s voice without permission in their ChatGPT update, has re-ignited the AI debate around permission, identity, misinterpretation and misuse. Many believe we are starting to see an erosion of public trust in AI, and organisations will need to balance the need and desire to optimise AI with responsible, ethical practices that minimise adverse outcomes.
Join us on 23 October 2024 at our interactive webinar on ‘Enabling Ethical AI’ and learn how to embed your responsible AI governance, compliance and capabilities.
AGENDA
13:00 Welcome and introduction
13:05 Guest speakers to cover:
- Exploring the latest AI ethics trends
- How should you Identify the key AI risks to you?
- How to Identify a set of responsible AI principles.
- How to create an AI governance structure: identify key governing organisations, their mandate, key roles and responsibilities
- How do you design an AI governance operating model?
- Exploring the human impact of AI in the workplace; replacement or augmentation
13:35 Audience Q&A
13:50 Summary and next steps from the panel
14:00 Close
HEAR FROM
Gaston Tourn, Chief Marketing Officer, Curio
Gastón Tourn is the Chief Marketing Officer at Curio. He previously worked for Google across several international markets.
Gastón studied Communication at the University of Buenos Aires, completed an MBA programme in Marketing at The Wharton School and a Master's in Creative Writing at Oxford University. If that wasn't nerd enough, he is currently studying for a Master's in Software Engineering at Harvard University, as he dreams of becoming a code poet.
Alan Brown, Digital Economy at the University, Exeter
Alan is Professor of Digital Economy at the University of Exeter and plays a leading role in the Defence Data Research Centre (DDRC) funded by the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL). He has written several books on AI, digital transformation, and enterprise software delivery. From March 2019 to September 2023 he also held a Fellowship at the Alan Turing Institute, the UK National institute for data science and AI.
