RegulatingAI Podcast: Innovate Responsibly

Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the landscape of higher education and research. In this episode of the RegulatingAI Podcast, Sanjay Puri sits down with Nicholas Dirks, President of the New York Academy of Sciences, to discuss the profound impact of AI on academia and scientific exploration. 🔍 Topics Covered: How AI is revolutionizing research methodologies and knowledge dissemination The ethical dilemmas of integrating AI into education and scientific discovery Challenges in RegulatingAI while maintaining academic freedom The role of AI in shaping the future workforce and redefining critical thinking skills  📢 Listen now and discover how AI is influencing the future of learning and research! Resources Mentioned: https://www.nicholasbdirks.com/  https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholas-dirks-84a1ab149/ 

📢 AI is advancing faster than ever—but can policy keep up? In this episode of Regulating AI Podcast, US Congresswoman Suzan DelBene discusses the future of AI governance and how policymakers are shaping the landscape. 🔹 Key discussion points: The current state of AI regulation and where it’s headed. How AI policies impact industries, businesses, and consumers. The delicate balance between fostering AI innovation and enforcing ethical safeguards. The role of transparency, accountability, and fairness in AI legislation. Why collaboration between tech leaders, government, and global organizations is crucial for responsible AI growth. 🎥 Join the conversation and stay ahead of AI regulations! Watch now!  Resources Mentioned: https://delbene.house.gov/  https://www.linkedin.com/in/suzan-delbene-752a174/  ⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Podcast Episode Highlights 00:01:13 - Rep. DelBene’s Journey to Congress 00:03:20 - Why Privacy is the Foundation for AI Regulation 00:06:56 - Challenges in Passing U.S. Privacy Laws 00:09:02 - AI Bias & Discrimination Risks 00:11:09 - Congress’s Role in AI Guardrails 00:14:21 - Balancing Innovation & Regulation 00:16:56 - International AI Policy Leadership 00:19:04 - Centering Marginalized Communities 00:20:52 - Preventing AI Monopolies 00:24:30 - Workforce Readiness & Education 00:27:35 - Closing Thoughts 

How do enterprises scale AI responsibly? Join us as Sanjay Puri sits down with Emre Kazim, Co-CEO of Holistic AI, to explore the critical role of AI governance in building trustworthy AI systems. 🔹 Key Topics Discussed: ✔️ Why AI governance is more than just compliance ✔️ How trust and accountability impact AI adoption ✔️ The biggest risks enterprises face with AI deployment ✔️ AI policy and governance models across different regions ✔️ How businesses can scale AI while maintaining safety and oversight 💡 Holistic AI’s Vision: Enabling enterprises to adopt AI with confidence through governance frameworks that align with business needs. 🔴 Watch now and gain insights into how governance can shape the future of AI! 🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more expert conversations on AI governance. Resources Mentioned: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emre-kazim-21784b21 

Zachary Hanif, Head of AI at Vashid Learning and a former employee at Trulio and Capital One, dives into the delicate dance between AI innovation and regulation. He emphasizes the necessity for collaboration among policymakers and industry leaders to ensure responsible AI practices. The discussion reveals that ethical compliance can actually catalyze sustainable AI growth rather than hinder it. With perspectives on the unique regulatory challenges faced by the finance industry, Hanif advocates for a balanced approach that secures consumer protection while fostering innovation.

🌍 How do you regulate AI without stifling innovation? Many believe regulation slows down technological progress, but according to Lucilla Sioli, this is a false dilemma. The EU AI Act is designed to support both innovation and governance, ensuring that AI systems remain safe, reliable, and beneficial for all. 📢 Key Takeaways: ✅ Why regulation and innovation are not conflicting forces but complementary. ✅ How AI regulation creates trust, leading to broader adoption and investment. ✅ The role of AI sandboxes in allowing startups to test AI applications in a controlled environment. ✅ The AI Pact’s growing global interest—why even U.S. and Korean companies are voluntarily aligning with EU AI standards. ✅ What businesses can learn from the EU’s risk-based approach to AI regulation. 🔍 Lucilla explains how the EU’s structured, risk-based framework ensures AI development remains competitive while prioritizing safety. Resources Mentioned: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucilla-sioli-b944392/ 

AI is shaping our future, but who ensures its ethical use? In this episode of Regulating AI, Sanjay Puri sits down with Prof. Emma Ruttkamp-Bloem, Chair of UNESCO’s World Commission on the Ethics of Scientific Knowledge and Technology. 🔹 Key insights: ~ The role of ethics in shaping AI policy and governance ~ How UNESCO’s AI recommendations are influencing global regulations ~ Balancing innovation with responsible AI development ~ The ethical dilemmas of AI in decision-making Resources Mentioned: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emma-ruttkamp-bloem-19400248/ ⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 - Podcast Highlights 02:21 - What inspired your journey into AI ethics? 05:13 - What is the significance of UNESCO's AI ethics recommendation? 11:10 - What are the key ethical challenges in AI development? 16:01 - How can the Global South's voice be amplified in AI policy? 19:24 - What are the ethical concerns of AI in military use? 22:06 - Why is data sovereignty important, and what role do data centres play? 27:29 - What insights have you gained on AI governance in Africa? 33:10 - Can online education help address training and connectivity in Africa? 39:27 - What role should international organisations play in AI governance? 42:08 - Will Africa develop its AI regulations or rely on others like the EU? 45:56 - How do you see human-technology relations evolving with AI? 47:07 - (Lightning Round) 50:45 - What gives you hope for AI governance, and what are your main concerns?

AI is shaping our future, but who ensures its ethical use? In this episode of Regulating AI, Sanjay Puri sits down with Prof. Emma Ruttkamp-Bloem, Chair of UNESCO’s World Commission on the Ethics of Scientific Knowledge and Technology. 🔹 Key insights: ~ The role of ethics in shaping AI policy and governance ~ How UNESCO’s AI recommendations are influencing global regulations ~ Balancing innovation with responsible AI development ~ The ethical dilemmas of AI in decision-making Resources Mentioned: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emma-ruttkamp-bloem-19400248/ ⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 - Podcast Highlights 02:21 - What inspired your journey into AI ethics? 05:13 - What is the significance of UNESCO's AI ethics recommendation? 11:10 - What are the key ethical challenges in AI development? 16:01 - How can the Global South's voice be amplified in AI policy? 19:24 - What are the ethical concerns of AI in military use? 22:06 - Why is data sovereignty important, and what role do data centres play? 27:29 - What insights have you gained on AI governance in Africa? 33:10 - Can online education help address training and connectivity in Africa? 39:27 - What role should international organisations play in AI governance? 42:08 - Will Africa develop its AI regulations or rely on others like the EU? 45:56 - How do you see human-technology relations evolving with AI? 47:07 - (Lightning Round) 50:45 - What gives you hope for AI governance, and what are your main concerns?

In this episode of the RegulatingAI Podcast, we have Prof. Ramayya Krishnan, Dean of Heinz College at Carnegie Mellon University and a distinguished voice in AI policy and governance. With expertise in technology, public policy, and societal impact, Prof. Krishnan explores the delicate balance between AI innovation and regulation, the role of AI in shaping public policy, and the governance frameworks needed to ensure responsible AI deployment. 🎙️ Key Takeaways: ✅ Regulating AI Without Killing Innovation – How can policymakers create guardrails without slowing down progress? ✅ AI & Public Trust – Why ethical AI frameworks are essential for societal acceptance. ✅ Bridging the AI Policy Gap – How global collaboration can create effective AI governance models. ✅ The Role of Universities in AI Governance – How academia contributes to responsible AI development. 🔔 Watch now to gain exclusive insights from one of AI policy’s leading experts! Resources Mentioned: www.linkedin.com/in/ramayya-krishnan-2b3a6812 

Listen our latest Podcast on the RegulatingAI Podcast with Nobel Laureate Brian Schmidt as he talks about the AI’s regulatory landscape, and the lessons science can teach us about responsible innovation. In this episode, he gives his insights on: 🔹 The current state of AI regulation—why it’s lagging behind innovation. 🔹 The ethical dilemmas of self-regulation in tech. 🔹 Lessons from physics on managing disruptive technologies. 🔹 Australia’s regulatory stance on AI vs. global approaches. 🔹 The balance between innovation, accountability, and legal oversight. Brian highlights the urgent need for AI governance that is both adaptive and forward-thinking, ensuring that technology serves humanity rather than outpacing our ability to regulate it. Resources Mentioned: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Schmidt 

At Big Data Expo Global, industry leaders came together to tackle one of the most pressing topics in AI today—Ethical Considerations in Gen AI and Data Science: Navigating Complex Terrain.Sanjay Puri, Founder & Chairman of Knowledge Networks, joined an esteemed panel of experts to explore the challenges and responsibilities in building ethical AI systems. The discussion featured:🔹 Shairil Yahya – Legal Compliance Technology & Solution Director, Philips🔹 Emily Yang – Head of Human-Centred AI and Innovation, Standard Chartered🔹 Larry Orimoloye – Principal Architect AI/ML - Field CTO, Snowflake🔹 Sanjay Puri – Founder and Chairman, Knowledge Networks Group🔹 Chandrashekhar Kachole – Chief Technology Officer🔹 Saber Fallah – Professor of Safe AI and Autonomy, University of SurreyHow can we navigate the complexities of ethical AI while fostering innovation? Share your thoughts in the comments!