Date

Nov 12 2024

Time

8:00 am – 10:00 am

We invite you to join us for a dialogue at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, philanthropy, policy, and profit.

In an era where digital technology is profoundly reshaping our society, we are a critical juncture. How to “bend the arc of digital revolution toward shared power, prosperity, and possibility” is a question that philanthropy is increasingly seeking to grapple with.

This conversation will examine the double-edged nature of AI and its impacts, exploring issues such as

  1. The profound impact of AI on society and democracy, including how algorithms are increasingly shaping public discourse.
  2. The central misleading and problematic narratives surrounding AI and AI capabilities
  3. The need for new policy and regulatory frameworks to govern AI in the private sector, as traditional approaches to media and technology regulation prove insufficient.
  4. AI’s impact on work and employment, including disruptions to jobs, the nature and quality of work and worker wellbeing
  5. The importance of human cooperation in addressing AI challenges, and strategies for responsible AI implementation.
  6. The need for big tech co-operations, responsibility and accountability in addressing AI challenges 

By bringing together diverse perspectives from philanthropy, ethics, labour, and industry, this discussion aims to chart a course towards harnessing AI’s potential while mitigating its risks.

Join us for this timely and critical conversation on how we can shape the future of AI to serve the many, not the few by charting a course towards responsible AI governance that protects and benefits society as a whole.

Please RSVP by registering on the Zoom link here

Gerry Salole is an international development expert and philanthropist. He served as Chief Executive at the European Foundation Centre. He has worked for has worked for the Ford Foundation, The Bernard van Leer Foundation, Save the Children Federation, Redd Barna…
Abeba Birhane is a cognitive scientist, currently a Senior Advisor in AI Accountability at Mozilla Foundation and an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the School of Computer Science and Statistics at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. She researches human behaviour, social systems,…
Jodi Starkman is Executive Director of Innovation Resource Center for Human Resources (IRC4HR®), formerly known as IRC.  Prior to her role at IRC4HR, Jodi was the EVP and COO for Global Consulting at ORC Worldwide (now Mercer). She has worked…
Abigail (Abby) Gilbert is a distinguished cultural political economist and public policy researcher. For the past five years, Abby has focused on AI governance, particularly its impacts on work and working lives. She is currently the Co-Director of the Institute…
Mike Kubzansky has been CEO of Omidyar Network since March 2018 after successfully leading the firm’s Intellectual Capital practice, a function he established when he joined the firm in 2013. Under his leadership, he has transformed the social change venture…

Date

Nov 12 2024

Time

8:00 am – 10:00 am

We invite you to join us for a dialogue at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, philanthropy, policy, and profit.

In an era where digital technology is profoundly reshaping our society, we are a critical juncture. How to “bend the arc of digital revolution toward shared power, prosperity, and possibility” is a question that philanthropy is increasingly seeking to grapple with.

This conversation will examine the double-edged nature of AI and its impacts, exploring issues such as

  1. The profound impact of AI on society and democracy, including how algorithms are increasingly shaping public discourse.
  2. The central misleading and problematic narratives surrounding AI and AI capabilities
  3. The need for new policy and regulatory frameworks to govern AI in the private sector, as traditional approaches to media and technology regulation prove insufficient.
  4. AI’s impact on work and employment, including disruptions to jobs, the nature and quality of work and worker wellbeing
  5. The importance of human cooperation in addressing AI challenges, and strategies for responsible AI implementation.
  6. The need for big tech co-operations, responsibility and accountability in addressing AI challenges 

By bringing together diverse perspectives from philanthropy, ethics, labour, and industry, this discussion aims to chart a course towards harnessing AI’s potential while mitigating its risks.

Join us for this timely and critical conversation on how we can shape the future of AI to serve the many, not the few by charting a course towards responsible AI governance that protects and benefits society as a whole.

Please RSVP by registering on the Zoom link here

Mike Kubzansky has been CEO of Omidyar Network since March 2018 after successfully leading the firm’s Intellectual Capital practice, a function he established when he joined the firm in 2013. Under his leadership, he has transformed the social change venture…
Abigail (Abby) Gilbert is a distinguished cultural political economist and public policy researcher. For the past five years, Abby has focused on AI governance, particularly its impacts on work and working lives. She is currently the Co-Director of the Institute…
Jodi Starkman is Executive Director of Innovation Resource Center for Human Resources (IRC4HR®), formerly known as IRC.  Prior to her role at IRC4HR, Jodi was the EVP and COO for Global Consulting at ORC Worldwide (now Mercer). She has worked…
Abeba Birhane is a cognitive scientist, currently a Senior Advisor in AI Accountability at Mozilla Foundation and an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the School of Computer Science and Statistics at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. She researches human behaviour, social systems,…
Gerry Salole is an international development expert and philanthropist. He served as Chief Executive at the European Foundation Centre. He has worked for has worked for the Ford Foundation, The Bernard van Leer Foundation, Save the Children Federation, Redd Barna…

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