What is the reality of data privacy after the overruling of Roe v. Wade?    In this episode, we interview Rebecca Finlay about protecting user data privacy and human rights, following the US Supreme Court ruling of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.    Rebecca Finlay is the CEO of the non-profit, Partnership on AI overseeing the organization’s mission and strategy. In this role, Rebecca ensures that the Partnership on AI and their global community of Partners work together so that developments in AI advance positive outcomes for people and society.   Full show notes for this episode can be found at Radicalai.org.  

Rebecca Finlay, CEO of Partnership on AI, champions responsible AI use and ethical governance. She discusses the importance of learning from past mistakes in AI implementation, emphasizing transparency and collaboration among organizations. Delving into workforce integration, she challenges the notion that AI will replace human jobs, advocating instead for technology to enhance roles. Finlay highlights the need for diverse global perspectives in shaping AI policies and encourages an open dialogue on successes and failures to foster trust and innovation.

Rebecca Finlay, CEO of Partnership on AI, discusses the critical role of ethics and openness in advancing artificial intelligence. She emphasizes the need for risk management as a guardrail in AI development. The conversation delves into the importance of collaboration among diverse stakeholders to foster accountable AI governance. They also explore the debate over open vs. closed AI models, advocating for transparency and community involvement as key to responsible innovation. Finlay highlights how interdisciplinary perspectives can drive progress toward equity and justice.

Rebecca Finlay, CEO of Partnership on AI, discusses the vital role of ethics and transparency in AI advancement. She emphasizes the importance of diverse perspectives in tackling AI challenges. The conversation dives into the balance between open and closed AI models, exploring risks and benefits. Finlay argues that clear regulations can drive innovation responsibly, using examples from the automotive sector. She also highlights the need for open-minded discussions to promote collaboration and ethical practices in AI development.

Rebecca Finlay, CEO of PAI, discusses the guidelines developed by the Partnership on AI to address risks associated with advanced AI systems. Topics include societal risks, synthetic media framework, non-regulatory levers for responsible use of technology, public input for AI guidance, and the idea of a moratorium on advanced AI development.