The Human-centered Artificial Intelligence in IBM

Artificial intelligence is transforming the boundaries of what it means to be human, challenging our ethical judgment and sense of responsibility. This episode examines how AI creates new frameworks for thinking, decision-making, and leadership in a world where intelligence is increasingly abundant.- Branka Tomic, Lecturer, Boston University- Neil Lawrence, Professor of Machine Learning, University of Cambridge and Chief Scientist, Trent.AI.

This episode investigates the intersection of cutting-edge technology and human responsibility. It delves into the ethical and strategic considerations surrounding frontier technologies, examining how decision-making, accountability, and foresight become critical when dealing with powerful innovations. The conversation reflects on what remains distinctively human when confronting high-impact technologies and explores the responsibilities that come with such capabilities.- Rustem Ospanov, Founder CEO, Firefly Fusion- Ugo Boscain, Directeur de Recherche CNRS, Sorbonne Université- Cristiana Falcone, Co-Founder Business Ethics Summit

The integration of advanced technologies across business functions - from HR and marketing to finance and hiring - creates a complex landscape for ethical decision-making. Leadership, responsibility, and critical judgment become essential tools for navigating transformation while preserving the human element.- Andrew Hobbs, Partner - Center for Board Matters Leader (EMEIA) - Francesco Manzini, CEO, Grafton

Education is a critical arena for shaping future leaders who can responsibly navigate technological change while safeguarding what is uniquely human. Leadership, ethical awareness, and critical thinking are central to preparing for complex future challenges.- Brian Smith, Associate Dean for Research, Lynch School of Education and Human Development, Boston College- Elizabeth Churchill, Professor and Department Chair, MBZUAI- Cristiana Falcone, Co-Founder Business Ethics Summit

Human consciousness offers a lens through which to examine the ethical and philosophical implications of advanced technologies. This episode explores the boundaries of AI while reflecting on what makes human cognition unique and irreplaceable.

In this episode Andrew Hobbs, Partner EMEIA Public Policy Leader, EMEIA Center for Board Matters Leader EY, explores with us the role of AI in corporate governance, discovering insights from his remarkable career, how AI impacts on leadership and some valuable advice for future leaders. 

In this episode, we sit down with Cherie Blair to explore the transformative power of digital tools, such as AI, in shaping the future of women entrepreneurs. Together, we delve into the challenges and opportunities women face in the business world, particularly in low and middle-income countries, and discuss actionable strategies to close the gender gap in access to technology and finance.

In this episode, we dive into the boundaries between intelligence and consciousness with two distinguished experts. Professor Brian Smith, Lynch School of Education & Human Development and Riccardo Adami, Politecnico di Torino discuss the implications of advancing AI intelligence and the risks posed by highly intelligent but non-conscious systems

In this first episode Ana Paula de Jesus Assis, Chair & General Manager IBM Europe, Middle East & Africa, discusses IBM's human-centered approach to AI.