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EPISODE · Apr 12, 2024 · 28 MIN

Implementing Trustworthy AI at one the largest telecommunications companies in the world

from Trustworthy AI : De-risk business adoption of AI · host Pamela Gupta

In this episode of Trustworthy AI: De-risk business adoption of AI – I discuss real world implementation of Responsible AI Principles at one the largest telecommunications service providers in the world – Telefónica. Dr Richard Benjamins is the former Chief Responsible AI Officer at Telefonica and founder of its “AI for Society and Environment” area, where he played a pivotal role in shaping Telefónica's approach to the ethical use of artificial intelligence. He is among the 100 most influential people in data-driven business (DataIQ 100, 2018)Dr. Benjamins is co-founder and CEO of the Spanish observatory for ethical and social impacts of AI (OdiseIA). This is a must hear conversation for those looking to create a competitive edge using AI. Integration of Trustworthy AI at the foundation of AI Initiatives is not only important, it can be the most critical element in shaping intended outcomes and the trajectory of success.We discuss:Challenges in big companies in adopting Responsible AI/Trustworthy AIVision and Leadership buy in necessary for adoptionAI Champions and more… Trusted AI is providing the help for Organizations at different levels of maturity in AI Risk Management and Governance achieve AI Center of Excellence and maturity, visit Trusted AI as a Service to book https://www.trustedai.ai/ai-trust-as-a-service/Can Trustworthy AI help De-Risk adoption of AI? ‘Can Trustworthy AI can be  instrumental in helping organizations gain a competitive edge and  promote better business outcomes, including accelerated innovation with AI’.?With extensive experience in global industry leadership in areas of Business Strategy, Technology, and Cybersecurity, Pamela helps clients in creating a strategic approach to achieving business value with AI by adopting a holistic risk based approach to AI Trust. She defined 8 essential pillars of trustworthy AI.  Read more details at Trustedai.ai website.Her insights have shaped the way we look at the impact of Cyberwarfare on Business, strategies for efficient digital transformation, and governance views on Algorithmic failures.Join Pamela as she delves into her signature framework, AI TIPS, standing for Artificial Intelligence Trust, Integrity, Pillars and Sustainability. This podcast is all about operationalizing governance and building Trustworthy AI systems from the ground up. For questions or comments on this podcast reach out to me.

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In this episode of Trustworthy AI: De-risk business adoption of AI – I discuss real world implementation of Responsible AI Principles at one the largest telecommunications service providers in the world – Telefónica. Dr Richard Benjamins is the former Chief Responsible AI Officer at Telefonica and founder of its “AI for Society and Environment” area, where he played a pivotal role in shaping Telefónica's approach to the ethical use of artificial intelligence. He is among the 100 most in...

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