We’re failing at the ethics of AI. Here’s how we make real impact
We don’t have the luxury of failing at the ethics of AI - but we are. For real impact, we must address three pivotal issues.
Former positions include a career with Norwegian Government and the UN (peacekeeping), research and academia, serving in different capacities in the private sector and for various multilateral organizations in the field and at headquarters. Since 2014, with the World Economic Forum, spearheading the Forum’s work on geopolitics and international security and how to catalyse responses to global, regional and industry challenges. Has published widely on geopolitics, international security affairs and global governance issues. Regular commentator and lecturer.
We don’t have the luxury of failing at the ethics of AI - but we are. For real impact, we must address three pivotal issues.
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