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Mieke De Ketelaere – Vlerick Business School

23/08/2023 By admin Leave a Comment Filed Under: dialogues

Mieke De Ketelaere, Vlerick Business School talks about Sustainable, Ethical and Trustworthy AI and the role of the engineer.

Why is knowing more about (un)trustworthly AI relevant for business leadership and education? Are all AI systems evil? How to increase revenue, decrease cost and decrease risk and other detrimental effects in this Digital Age, in an ethical and accountable manner? Does AI design, deployment and use fit in 21st Century ESG requirements, for instance bias-wise, or energy consumption-wise? Who should be at the table to discuss and address detrimental impact and net-benefits? Where each has it’s own interests, values and semantics; how to enable that each at the table understand each other? These and many other key topics are addressed in this Dialogue.

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