Crisp overview
Approaches, strategies, and best practices for building & using AI technologies that are accountable, comprehensive, efficient, transparent, ethical, and consistent with user expectations, organizational values, societal laws and norms.
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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is nothing new – practices and advancements for both businesses and societies need to be aligned. With the rapid development of cognitive technologies, CSR has been accompanied by technological social responsibility (TSR) – resulting in an increasing set of challenges for businesses.
To develop technologies to our best benefit, it is an imperative that the private and public sector work together and with joint forces consciously align between short- and medium-term business goals and longer-term societal ones.
How all that is done in practice, is revealed by experts and leaders at our CognitiveVirtual representing the largest intergovernmental organisations, NGOs, and enterprises, as well as start-ups, SMEs and AI thought-leaders.
The focus of Experts Discussions on Responsible AI
Why Talk about it?
The Global Landscape – Perspectives of Society, Regulations and Business
The Fundamentals and Components
Hand-on Insights and Practices
Speakers’ Handouts & Shared Links
Annabella Bassler, CFO, Ringier – EqualVoice
Jacques Ludik, Founder & CEO, Cortex Logic & Cortex Group; Founder & President, Machine Intelligence Institute of Africa (MIIA); Author of Democratizing AI to Benefit Everyone and find Jacques’ event takeaways HERE.
Patrick Ratheiser, CEO, Leftshift One Software – Predictive Quality, Getting AI Things Explained
Thomas Davin, Global Innovation Director, UNICEF – Closing the Divide. AI for the most Vulnerable.
Thomas Keil, Member of the Management Board SAS DACH | Senior Advisor AI, SAS Institute – AI & Ethics. The Fundamentals every organisational leader should consider when embracing AI and How do we practice responsible AI?
Dr. Usama Fayyad, Professor & Executive Director, Institute of Experiential AI, Northeastern University | Chairman, Open Insights, Overview of the Institute of Experiential AI – Detailed and in A One-Pager and some great articles here
Sylvain Duranton, Global Leader, BCG GAMMA, Senior Partner & Managing Director, BCG
Steve Mills, Chief AI Ethics Officer | Managing Director & Partner, BCG GAMMA
Are You Overestimating Your Responsible AI Maturity?
Tom Allen, Founder, The AI Journal, Some Great Articles on AI & Ethics
Maria Eira, Innovation & Technology Officer, Centre for AI & Robotics, United Nations, UNICRI – AI for Law Enforcement. Towards Responsible Artificial Intelligence Innovation.
Ann Aerts, Head, Novartis Foundation, AI in health maturity self-assessment tool and AI in Health Policy and Urban Population Health Toolkit and a call for action to: Join us to transform cardiovascular population health!
Franziska-J. Klebôn, Data & AI Lead | Blockchain | Responsible AI, Microsoft, Switzerland – The War of A
Event Recording
CognitiveVirtual
A global-reaching event series on AI.
No robots. No terminators. No sales.
Only practical AI under the magnifying glass of global AI leaders & experts.
2.5k Event Viewers | 80 Countries | 20 Speakers
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SwissCognitive – The Global AI Hub
Date and Time
8 June 2021, 16:00 – 19:00 CET
Location
Virtual Conference
Agenda
See below
Speakers & Participants
The event is open for the SwissCognitive Global AI Community & Partners upon registration. In case of questions, please contact Livia Spiesz at lspiesz@swisscognitive.ch.
CognitiveVirtual Agenda
Central European Time (CET)
16:00 – 16:05
Welcome by SwissCognitive – The Global AI Hub
Dalith Steiger and Andy Fitze, Co-Founders of SwissCognitive
16:05 – 16:15
Opening Keynote
Why Talk about Responsible AI – Turning Principles into Practice
Sylvain Duranton, Global Leader, BCG GAMMA, Senior Partner & Managing Director, BCG
16:15 – 16:50
Expert Panel Discussion
Responsible AI – The Global Landscape from the Perspectives of Society, Regulations and Business
Tom Allen, Founder, The AI Journal
Maria Eira, Innovation & Technology Officer, Centre for AI & Robotics, United Nations, UNICRI
Ann Aerts, Head, Novartis Foundation
Annabella Bassler, CFO, Ringier
Dr. Usama Fayyad, Professor & Executive Director, Institute of Experiential AI, Northeastern University | Chairman, Open Insights
16:50 – 17:10
Practical Insights into an AI Use Case
Injecting Products & Services with Responsible AI
Patrick Ratheiser, CEO, Leftshift One Software
17:10 – 17:50
Expert Panel Discussion
Responsible AI – This is How it’s Done
Claudio Mirti, Advanced Analytics & AI Specialist EMEA, Microsoft
Katia Walsh, Chief Global Strategy and AI Officer | Award-Winning AI Global Leader | Data & AI Ethics Pioneer
Mark Caine, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Lead, World Economic Forum
Nancy Nemes, Founder & General Manager Nemes Ventures and #humanAIze
Ivan John Clement, Data Strategy Lead, R&D Portfolio, Roche
17:50 – 18:10
KEYNOTE
Moving Beyond Principles – Organizing a Cultural Change
Steve Mills, Chief AI Ethics Officer | Managing Director & Partner, BCG GAMMA
18:10 – 18:45
Expert Panel Discussion
Reflection: The Fundamentals and Components of Responsible AI
Jacques Ludik, Founder & CEO, Cortex Logic & Cortex Group; Founder & President, Machine Intelligence Institute of Africa (MIIA); Author of Democratizing AI to Benefit Everyone
Danilo McGarry, Member, European Commission AI Alliance | Global AI Thought-Leader, Danilo McGarry
Thomas Keil, Member of the Management Board SAS DACH | Senior Advisor AI, SAS Institute
Franziska-J. Klebôn, Data & AI Lead | Blockchain | Responsible AI, Microsoft, Switzerland
Ashley Casovan, Executive Director, Responsible AI Institute
18:45 – 19:00
EVENT-CLOSING KEYNOTE
Innovating with Cognitive Technologies for our Children & the Coming Generations
Thomas Davin, Global Innovation Director, UNICEF
19:00
Event Wrap-up
Dalith Steiger and Andy Fitze, Co-Founders of SwissCognitive
Event Speakers
Maria Eira
Innovation & Technology Officer
Centre for AI & Robotics
United Nations, UNICRI
Katia Walsh
Chief Global Strategy and AI Officer |Award-Winning AI Global Leader | Data & AI Ethics Pioneer
Franziska-J. Klebôn
Data & AI Lead | Blockchain | Responsible AI
Microsoft
Sylvain Duranton
Global Leader, BCG GAMMA
Senior Partner & Managing Director, BCG
Ann Aerts
Head
Novartis Foundation
Steve Mills
Chief AI Ethics Officer | Managing Director & Partner
BCG GAMMA
Thomas Davin
Global Innovation Director
UNICEF
Ricardo Chavarriaga
Head
CLAIRE Office Switzerland
Annabella Bassler
CFO, Ringier
EqualVoice Initiator
Mark Caine
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Lead
World Economic Forum
Patrick Ratheiser
CEO
Leftshift One Software GmbH
Nancy Nemes
Founder & General Manager, Nemes Ventures and #humanAIze
AI Strategy, Microsoft USA
Claudio Mirti
Advanced Analytics & AI Specialist EMEA, Global Black Belt, Microsoft
Co-Founder of CAS Digital Business Development, University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland FHNW
Danilo McGarry
Member, European Commission AI Alliance
Global AI Thought-Leader, Danilo McGarry
Thomas Keil
Member of the Management Board SAS DACH | Senior Advisor AI
SAS Institute
Ashley Casovan
Executive Director
Responsible AI Institute
Dr. Usama Fayyad
Professor & Executive Director, Institute of Experiential AI, Northeastern University |
Chairman, Open Insights
Jacques Ludik
Founder & CEO, Cortex Logic & Cortex Group; Founder & President, Machine Intelligence Institute of Africa (MIIA); Author of Democratizing AI to Benefit Everyone
Event Host & Facilitator
Event Team
Livia Spiesz
Global Events & Communications
SwissCognitive – The Global AI Hub
Valeska Hoenen
Content and Social Media Manager
SwissCognitive – The Global AI Hub
CognitiveVirtual
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