
Description: Creating AI Trust is a very complex and hard problem. It is not clear what it is and how it can be operationalized. We will demystify what is Trustworthy AI, efficient adoption and leveraging it for reducing risks in AI programs.McKinsey reports indicates companies seeing the biggest bottom-line returns from AI—those that attribute at least 20 percent of EBIT or profitability to the... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Most AI risk conversations begin after capital has already moved. This one begins before.
In this episode of the Trustworthy AI Podcast, I sit down with Ernest Nicholson, CEO of SKEET Global Services and Managing Principal of Zephyr IDP, to examine ... more
AI risk is moving faster than traditional governance, monitoring, and board oversight cycles can absorb. The frameworks most enterprises have in place were not built for the velocity of generative and agentic AI, and the gap between adoption and over... more
What happens when AI makes thousands of real-time decisions about inventory, fulfillment, and pricing across a $300M+ operation — and one of them goes wrong?
In this episode of Trustworthy AI, host Pamela Gupta sits down with Nirmal Jingar, Sr. Tech... more
Trustworthy AI: De-risk Adoption of Business AI — with Pamela Gupta
Most organizations have AI policies. Few have AI governance that holds up under audit. There's a difference — and that difference is where legal exposure, regulatory risk, and opera... more
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This show concentrates on governance, risk, and practical deployment of trustworthy AI in enterprise settings. Across episodes, guests discuss frameworks, standards, and real-world controls to de-risk AI programs, from agentic and autonomous systems to data provenance, privacy, and regulatory shifts. A recurring thread is turning high-level governance concepts into actionable programs—covering ISO 42001 and other standards, incident response, and defensible experimentation—while highlighting strategies to scale responsible AI without throttling speed-to-value. Notable strengths include a strong emphasis on board-level risk posture, cross-functional collaboration, and concrete playbooks (e.g., ownership maps, data governance, and escalation ... more
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