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Building Trust in AI with Dr. Rumman Chowdhury: Ethical Challenges and Practical Solutions

Building Trust in AI with Dr. Rumman Chowdhury: Ethical Challenges and Practical Solutions

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 In this episode of Trust, Dominique welcomes Dr. Rumman Chowdhury, a pioneer in applied algorithmic ethics and a globally recognized leader in responsible AI. Dr. Chowdhury, who has served as the global lead for responsible AI at Accenture and led the META team at Twitter, shares her expertise on navigating the complex ethical challenges posed by AI technologies. The discussion explores the foundations of responsible AI, including governance frameworks, technical tools, and fostering accountability across organizations. Rumman explains the nuances of algorithmic bias and offers actionable strategies for CEOs, board members, and technology leaders to ensure their AI systems align with their values and mission statements. This insightful conversation also delves into global regulatory trends, the role of legal frameworks, and the importance of red teaming in mitigating risks. Dr. Chowdhury shares her bold vision for democratizing AI and building systems that truly empower communities while preserving consumer trust. Join us for a thought-provoking episode that equips leaders with the tools they need to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of AI with integrity and foresight.

Key Links:
  • Read Rumman’s article in Wired.
  • Read more about Rumman in MIT Technology Review.
  • Learn about Rumman’s tech nonprofit, Humane Intelligence.
  • Read more about Humane Intelligence in Wired.
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