The polycrisis has explicitly revealed the climate, ecological and social injustices that have resulted from the current, long-established, arbitrary growth-based systems in which we live - the very injustices and biases today that often influence AI models and systems which are being used to solve tomorrow’s problems.
What is being done to regulate and ensure responsibility in AI, to ensure that such injustices are not perpetuated further in the future, and that technological innovations meet accountability, and act ethically in support of people and planet, rather than against it?
What role will AI have, at a pivotal moment where we are reckoning with deep social and ecological crises which we want to eradicate, to create a more just, sustainable, and thriving future for all?
Join us for this compelling exploration and discussion, led by:
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Abeer AbuGhaith, CEO; MENA Alliances
on how AI, its ethics, compliance, regulation and governance may affect you and your business in the future. While Silicon Valley races to build superintelligence, 67% of AI systems already deployed show measurable bias. Tech giants are spending over $100 billion annually on AI development, yet compliance budgets rarely exceed $10 million. The narrative is simple: Innovation-hungry companies versus regulation-happy bureaucrats. The reality is far messier. Discover the uncomfortable truths which need to be heard, about how maximum innovation requires maximum trust; and how rapid innovation comes with rapid responsibility.
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Marcus Knight, Sustainable AI Solutions Consultant; Be Green AI
Marcus will be discussing AI's current and predicted ecological impact, and how we can engage with AI in more mindful and sustainable ways. Plus he'll be sharing his favourite eco-friendly and impact focused AI tools, which will give attendees the opportunity to instantly start using AI in more sustainable ways.