Is Technology the New Risk ?
THE FRONTIER TECH GOVERNANCE INITIATIVE
How do leaders, policymakers and regulators gain the right insights to enable them shape policies and oversight models for emerging and frontier technologies, especially AI?
Can governments, AI developers and other stakeholders, collaborate globally to establish effective governance frameworks for tackling and mitigating AI-induced labor disruption?
For the world's developing and emerging economies, what are the most significant avenues and approaches to drive new growth opportunities, leveraging AI and emerging technologies?
A seasoned leader at the intersection of technology, entrepreneurship, and policy, with global experience driving innovation across emerging markets.
Co-founder and former CEO of Rancard, a pioneering company in AI-powered engagement platforms and data graph technology. Aspen Global Leadership Network Fellow and Harvard Kennedy School Mason Fellow.
An analysis of the AfDB's projected 35–40 million net new digital jobs by 2035, examining whether AI-driven productivity gains will translate into inclusive employment or risk jobless growth across Africa's key sectors.
AI’s inherent tendency to confabulate presents a governance challenge: understanding the behavior as a feature is important for effective mitigation.
On this panel, I emphasize AI-driven opportunities for socioeconomic transformation, with mitigations in the context of value realization.
Can governments, AI platform developers, and users collaboratively establish a governance framework that tackles the unresolved challenges of quantifying AI’s productivity gains, funding mitigation for displaced workers, and safeguarding social cohesion amid AI-induced labor disruption?
Panel discussion on ways in which digital technologies are changing the landscape of work and the need for relevant skills
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