Responsible AI Hub
A multi-medium examination of a divisive conversation
We exist in a time of technological upheaval. It’s our responsibility to interrogate the pressures shaping the tech landscape with insights and opinions from the front lines of the AI transformation.
Join us as we take a deep-dive into one singular and weighty subject – Responsible AI.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Podcasts
Interviews with industry experts on AI, ethics and creativity
Guest articles
Unique perspectives, guidelines
and thought-leadership
In-depth report
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Guest article
Data bias in AI: Causes, consequences and solutions
Podcast
Uthman Ali, AI SME on AI ethics and human rights
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PODCASTS
The CEO.digital Show Podcasts
SEASON 1 EPISODE 3
AI Ethicist, Uthman Ali, discusses bias and ethics on the limitless AI horizon
In this final episode in our Responsible AI series, we speak with Uthman Ali. Responsible AI Advisor to the World Economic Forum, former paralegal, and philosophical AI thinker, Uthman talks to us about accountability, applicability, and the ethics surrounding AI use.
As AI continues to evolve exponentially, it’s up to business leaders, governments, and regulatory bodies to enact, police, and legislate for responsible AI use.
But while we get wrapped up in the fervour of AI’s present applications, the future is as uncertain as it is exciting. Minds like AI Ethicist, Uthman Ali, are the ones working to construct the boundaries within which AI can flourish without causing undue harm.
In this interview, Uthman unpicks the short and long-term implications of AI with a positive outlook that paints it as a universal enabler. What matters most now is that we first define the parameters with which it can be used safely.
Uthman Ali
AI Ethicist
Uthman Ali is a successful and experienced AI Ethicist, passionate about guiding ethical and responsible AI adoption to benefit humanity. He’s an expert in AI ethics, digital policy, human rights law and strategic partnership development to drive transformative change. He’s worked for household names, advises for the World Economic Forum and AI startups, and advocates for creating an AI-aware society.
You’ll hear insights including:
[04:23] – Who are we protecting by ensuring AI is unbiased?
[07:15] – The application of AI ethics across the business landscape
[10:47] – Who do we hold accountable for major AI mistakes?
[16:48] – Can we achieve truly impartial AI?
[18:08] – The implication of bias without localised nuance
[19:23] – AI affecting human behaviour
[22:13] – AI as an independent strategic decision-maker
[24:30] – How can SMEs protect against AI bias?
[28:43] – AI as a creative tool
[30:23] – The ethical concerns of a limitless AI horizon
The full podcast is available now on all major streaming services, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify and more.
SEASON 1 EPISODE 2
Dr Maya Dillon of Cambridge Consultants’ on balancing AI innovation with AI regulation
In the next episode of our series on Responsible AI, we’re looking at how businesses can innovate in the seemingly lawless AI space, while also establishing frameworks to keep people and reputation safe from harm. Listen as Dr Maya Dillon, Cambridge Consultants’ Head of AI Capabilities outlines which questions to ask when you want to (responsibly) thrive with AI.
Is AI finally coming of age? As the technology becomes more mature, so must our approach to using it.
If the last twelve months can be defined in part by shock and excitement over what AI is capable of, then the next ten years will be defined by what we choose to do with it once the dust has settled.
What’s needed is a pause for breath, as business leaders consider where they want to go with AI, and how best to ensure we get there safely.
We spoke to Dr Maya Dillon of Cambridge Consultants to unpick the puzzle of establishing guardrails. How can enterprises nurture AI innovation, while also defending against legal quagmires and loss of reputation? Listen now to find out.
Dr. Maya Dillon
Head of AI Capabilities,
Cambridge Consultants
Dr Maya Dillon is an AI expert with a love for science, technology and its application in augmenting human ingenuity to empower the world. She has had a varied career; from astrophysics to running her own business as an executive coach to working as a data scientist before finding her platform at Cambridge Consultants as Head of AI Capabilities.
You’ll hear insights including:
[03:31]: Why now is the right time to talk about responsible AI
[07:40]: Where to begin when setting up internal AI governance
[12:42]: The current state of AI regulation
[15:23]: Predictions for the future of business in a post-AI world
[18:33]: AI assurance and how you can apply it
The full podcast is available now on all major streaming services, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify and more.
SEASON 1 EPISODE 1
Diverse AI founder Toju Duke on why you should care about responsible AI
In the first episode of our series on Responsible AI, we’re shining a light on how to build an AI future that’s secure and safe for everyone. Listen as Toju Duke, author and founder of Diverse AI, defines responsible AI use and explains how to fight bias and protect your online reputation.
When motorcars first became available, they moved painfully slow. But even so, people got hurt.
Those early cars lacked seat belts. Speed limits weren’t enforced. There weren’t even stop lights on the roads. It took injury and accident for our awareness to catch up with our ability.
We believe we’re at the same point with AI. Only just dipping our toe into what’s possible, with huge leaps still to come. Which is why it is now vital to think about seat belts to protect us, and stop signs to protect others.
We spoke to Toju Duke of Diverse AI to learn more about how AI can help us all go faster without damage to trust, reputation, or any of the things that matter most. Listen now to hear what she had to say.
Toju Duke
Founder, Diverse AI
With more than 18 years of experience spanning advertising, retail, not-for-profit and tech, Toju Duke is a popular speaker, thought leader and advisor on Responsible AI. In 2023 she authored the book ‘Building Responsible AI Algorithms’ and founded Diverse AI, a community interest organization dedicated to supporting and championing under-represented groups for a more inclusive AI future.
You’ll hear insights including:
[03:06]: Real world examples of irresponsible AI
[09:35]: Ground-rules for fair and responsible AI practice
[20:00]: Striking the right collaborative balance between human and machine learning
[22:52]: How AI tools could help us overcome our human bias to influence a more fair society
[29:20]: What business leaders should do to protect their enterprises from irresponsible AI
The full podcast is available now on all major streaming services, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify and more.
GUEST ARTICLES
Guest articles
Transcript: Responsible AI episode three with AI Ethicist, Uthman Ali
AI Ethicist Uthman Ali joins us for the third episode of our series exploring responsible AI. Read the full interview transcript here.
How software developers can use generative AI responsibly
As AI innovation accelerates, software development teams need a new approach to responsible use. Find out what that could look like in this in-depth post.
Transcript: Responsible AI episode two with Cambridge Consultants’ Head of AI Capabilities, Dr. Maya...
Dr Maya Dillon, Head of AI Capabilities at Cambridge Consultants joins us for the second episode of our series exploring responsible AI. Read the full interview transcript here.
Data bias in AI: Causes, consequences and solutions
Bias in AI data is a blight for organisations around the world. So how can we protect against it? Steve Elcock, founder & CEO at elementsuite, shares his expert opinion in this CEO.digital exclusive.
Transcript: Responsible AI episode one with Diverse AI founder and author, Toju Duke
Toju Duke, author and founder of Diverse AI, joins us on the CEO.digital Show to discuss responsible AI in all its forms. Read the interview transcript here.
AI will boost human creativity, not replace it
If used correctly, AI can be a great complement to human ingenuity and productivity. Discover how these market leaders are applying AI tools to get the best from their teams in this CEO.digital article.
Balancing ethics in AI-powered content creation: Guidance for CEOs
The rapid rise of AI signals a revolution in content and creation. Blaise Hope, CEO of Origin Hope, shares his view on ethical issues in this exclusive guest article.
Risk vs reward: A roadmap for generative AI innovation in customer service
Generative AI is set to revolutionise customer service. But not without its risks. Agam Kohli, Director of CX Solutions Engineering at Odigo analyses gen AI risk vs reward in this CEO.digital original guest article.
CEO.digital on Responsible AI
Introducing a special series all about Responsible AI — what it is, why it matters, and how you can put it into practice. Read on to find out what’s coming up from CEO.digital.
