Trustworthy AI: Charting the path for responsible adoption
The Trust Conference 2024 is taking place October 22–23, 2024 in London, UK and is a pivotal global forum that convenes experts, innovators, and activists at the forefront of shaping free and equitable societies, trustworthy institutions and inclusive and sustainable economies.
Over two days, the forum will feature panel discussions, fireside chats, interactive presentations and networking opportunities. Mastercard's Public Policy Director Diana Zamora will be participating in a panel during Day Two, which turns to the wider societal impact of AI and the role that responsible business can play in the wake of global transformations.
The rapid development and corporate adoption of Artificial intelligence creates unique opportunities and challenges alike. AI technologies are ushering in innovation as well as several important considerations to ensure that responsible and trustworthy practices are implemented. From privacy and data protection, to accuracy, fairness, transparency and accountability, corporate leaders are grappling with the difficult task of embracing the potential of AI whilst navigating potential risk. This panel looks at best practice, strategies and frameworks that business can adopt to build trusted AI.
Panelists will include the following:
- Mariagrazia Squicciarini, Chief of Executive Office and Director AI, Social and Human Sciences Sector, UNESCO
- Wendy Hui Kyong Chun, Canada 150 Research Chair in New Media, Simon Fraser University
- Andrew Pakes MP, Member of Parliament for Peterborough
- Diana Zamora Bonnet, Director, Public Policy, Mastercard
- [Moderator] Andrew Strait, Associate Director (Emerging technology & industry practice), Ada Lovelace Institute
