There's no real AI revolution without ethics
Tonya Hall interviews Matthew Bailey, author and CEO at AIEthics.World, about what governments and regulators need to do for AI to really benefit humankind.
Tonya Hall interviews Matthew Bailey, author and CEO at AIEthics.World, about what governments and regulators need to do for AI to really benefit humankind.
Canadian lawyer Carole Piovesan, managing parter at INQ Law, talks to Tonya Hall about the legal implications of artificial intelligence, data governance, and cybersecurity.
Tonya Hall talks to Bridget Karlin, CTO of IBM Global Technology Services, about how to move AI from narrow-use cases to general applications.
Tonya Hall talks to RJ Talyor, CEO of Pattern89, a company that leverages AI to predict advertising performance.
UN researcher Arthur Holland Michel explains to Tonya Hall why AI-powered weapons need to be transparent and even predictable.
Author Brian Christian explains to Tonya Hall why ethics and human values are a central concern in the development of AI.
Dr. Giacomo Fragione, research assistant professor and CIERA Fellow at Northwestern University, speaks to Tonya Hall about how his innovative storytelling provides a window into an AI world.
Tonya Hall talks to Pietro Gagliano, creative artificial intelligence innovator and founder of Transforms.ai, about how creators and public contributors can control the fate of AI creatures through open source tools.
Tonya Hall talks to Latane Conant, chief market officer at 6 Sense, to learn what the dark funnel is and how AI can play a role in exposing it.
Chad Steelberg, co-founder, chairman, and CEO of Veritone, talks with Tonya Hall about how AI can save the energy industry billions and ways that the power grid can be protected against cyberattacks.
