There are a number of recent examples of human rights violations linked to advances in AI - whether it be algorithms that were created to regulate speech online that have censored commentary on religion or sexual orientation, or AI systems invented to assess illegal activities being used to track and target human rights defenders
From ethics and values, through to the addressing of biases, this panel will discuss this great battle for human rights and social justice, while there is a need for technological advancement and AI regulation.
As human-driven cyber risk continues to dominate breach narratives, blame is proving to be a dead end.
As AI-enabled identity fraud and remote working converge, trust in who is really behind the keyboard is becoming a critical — and often overlooked — enterprise risk.
As the global AI race accelerates, trust — not compute — is emerging as the true source of competitive advantage.
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