AI and generative AI ethics and responsibility are of paramount importance in today's rapidly evolving digital-first world. As these technologies become increasingly integrated into various aspects of society and organizations, ensuring ethical conduct and responsible deployment is essential to mitigate potential harms, safeguard individual rights, and promote equitable outcomes for all stakeholders. Failure to address ethical considerations could lead to unintended consequences, including algorithmic biases, privacy breaches, and erosion of public trust. Therefore, prioritizing AI ethics and responsibility is imperative to foster a future where technology serves the greater good while upholding fundamental ethical principles.

In this session, topics of discussion will include, yet will not be limited to:

• AI and generative AI’s impact on workforces and employment dynamics
• Ethical complexities of generative AI's potential to fabricate convincing yet fabricated realities, aka - hallucinations
• Ethical challenges that arise from biased AI algorithms and strategies for fostering algorithmic fairness in decision-making processes
• Ethics surrounding the use of AI and generative AI in healthcare, finance, entertainment, the arts, financial and insurance claims handling, education, and other industries and functional areas that are at risk if the technologies aren’t utilized responsibly

IA Maturity Level: All & Various

Lines of Business Functional Focus: Business-Wide