COVID-19: las 4 claves del Gran Reinicio
La pandemia de coronavirus nos ha dado la oportunidad de repensar cómo vemos el éxito, así como nuestra relación con los que nos dirigen.
Runs not-for-profit SocietyInside, which aims to focus innovation on the values, needs and concerns of people and the health of the planet – not scientific kudos or the desire simply to make money.
Also co-director with Conrad von Kameke of TIGTech - a WEF supported project exploring the drivers of trust and distrust in technology governance. The TIGTech initiative seeks to understand how governance may differ, and in what ways, if the earning of trust is considered and incorporated into technology governance design.
Works with policy-makers, business, civil society groups and academia to explore how this can be achieved in practice – particularly through new approaches to trustworthy governance and risk management together with public and stakeholder involvement in tech development. Works across technologies, including biotech and gene editing, artificial intelligence, robotics, nanotech, advanced materials and most recently quantum tech.
Currently a member of the Agile Governance Global Future Council, previously Co-Chair, GFC Values, Ethics and Innovation, before that GFC Human Rights and Global Agenda Council on Nanotechnology, World Economic Forum. Member: Governance Sub-Group, UK Synthetic Biology Leadership Council; EAB project on Anthropogenic Global Catastrophic Risk: The Challenge of Governance and EAB Project PRISMA integrating responsible innovation in tech businesses. Previously NED Ethical Investment Research Service, EAB Michigan Risk Science Centre and Manchester Institute of Innovation Research.
La pandemia de coronavirus nos ha dado la oportunidad de repensar cómo vemos el éxito, así como nuestra relación con los que nos dirigen.
The coronavirus pandemic has given us an opportunity to rethink how we see success, as well as our relationship with those who lead us.
Recent citizen activism may be crucial if the Fourth Industrial Revolution is also to be a First Empowerment Revolution that benefits people and the planet.
As artificial intelligence and genetic technologies gain ground, our shared values can help us balance tech progress with human rights.
The first tragedy involving a self-driving car has shaken trust in high tech.
Citizens are highlighting where big tech is out of step and failing to earn the trust of society. This is good, not bad news for tech companies.
In order to succeed and benefit everyone, the Fourth Industrial Revolution needs our trust. But it won't be an easy process.
Las tecnologías se desarrollan de manera aislada, con poca conexión y casi ningún intercambio de lecciones entre unas y otras. Una de las esperanzas de la Cuarta Revolución Industrial, la...
What can Artificial Intelligence (AI) learn from Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs), or robotics from biotech, or gene editing from nanotech?
Necesitamos aprovechar las lecciones de los últimos meses. Aquí presentamos tres reflexiones para salir adelante tras los resultados electorales del 2016.
Brexit and Trump have focused attention on issues which are at the heart of social cohesion across the West.