In this episode of AI Horizons, two technology leaders discuss the transformative potential of AI in the workplace and the importance of ethical AI practices. Their conversation sheds light on practical strategies for business leaders and explores how responsible AI can pave the way for a better future.
The potential for AI to transform various industries is immense but brings with it a host of ethical considerations and challenges. In this episode of AI Horizons, Workday Vice President of AI Kathy Pham, and Data Nutrition Project Co-Founder and Stanford University Fellow Kasia Chmielinski, delve into AI’s role in shaping business and society while considering its ethical implications.
Pham and Chmielinski examine the complexities of integrating AI into our daily lives and workspaces, emphasizing the critical importance of human intelligence and oversight in AI systems. Watch the video to learn more about how human-AI collaboration can redefine work environments, enhance productivity, and foster a more inclusive and equitable future.
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