
Artificial intelligence is changing business, and the world. How can you navigate through the hype to understand AI's true potential, and the ways it can be implemented effectively, responsibly, and safely? Wharton Professor and Chair of Legal Studies and Business Ethics Kevin Werbach has analyzed emerging technologies for thirty years, and created one of the first business school course on legal ... more
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Alexandru Voica, Head of Corporate Affairs and Policy at Synthesia, discusses how the world's largest enterprise AI video platform has approached trust and safety from day one. He explains Synthesia's "three C's" framework—consent, control, and colla... more
In this episode, Blake Hall, CEO of ID.me, discusses the massive escalation in online fraud driven by generative AI, noting that attacks have evolved from "Nigerian prince" scams to sophisticated, scalable social engineering campaigns that threaten e... more
Legendary entrepreneur and investor Mitch Kapor draws on his decades of experience to argue that while AI represents a massive wave of disruptive innovation, it also represents an opportunity to avoid mistakes made with social media and the early int... more
Former Congressman and Pentagon official Brad Carson discusses his organization, Americans for Responsible Innovation (ARI), which seeks to bridge the gap between immediate AI harms like and catastrophic safety risks, while bringing deep Capitol Hill... more
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The content focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence and accountability, exploring the ethical and regulatory challenges faced in the implementation of AI technologies in business and society. Discussions feature prominent experts from diverse fields, including law, technology, and academia, and highlight various aspects of responsible AI practices, including data governance, ethical implications, and the evolving regulations surrounding AI applications. Episodes often emphasize the need for accountability in AI systems and present real-world insights that navigate the complexities of integrating AI responsibly into organizational frameworks.
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