In an era defined by advanced AI and behavioral data, Apple’s ‘Evil Steve’ test exemplifies a proactive approach to ethical decision-making and responsible data governance.
A framework for becoming a caring and ethical leader in an increasingly turbulent and complex world.
Many new businesses have emerged in recent years with few employees, no roots in the community, and heavily reliant on Big Tech for survival. How does this square with the demands for responsible leadership?
Effectively integrating ethics, values, and diversity is vital for responsible leadership. Here is a guide to decision-making in the ‘gray-zone’.
Leaders need to successfully embed responsible and ethical artificial intelligence (AI) practices in business operations.
AI holds incredible promise to improve virtually every aspect of our lives, but we can’t ignore its risks, mishaps, and misuses, author Art Kleiner tells José Parra Moyano.
From reducing greenhouse gas emissions to supporting sustainability objectives across value chains, digital technologies can promote sustainability by helping organizations visualize, scale, and improve processes. But in the business sector, the mechanisms by which these technologies can accelerate green transformation are still largely underexplored.
For too long, citizens of countries blessed with stable institutions have taken democracy and freedom for granted, the Head of the Center for Civil Liberties tells Professor Niccolò Pisani.
While legislation so far has failed to keep pace with technological development, businesses can get ahead of the game by ensuring ethical considerations are built into their products by design.
To improve decision making, every stakeholder – both internal and external –needs to be given a voice, says Isabelle Deschamps, the mining group’s Chief Legal Officer, Governance and Corporate Affairs
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