Does AI Need Guardrails?

Over the past few years, artificial intelligence (AI) has evolved from a speculative technology into the fundamental engine driving modern business. AI has optimized supply chains, hyper-personalizes customer experiences, and generates creative solutions at unprecedented speeds.

However, as this technology embeds itself deeper into our enterprise architecture, a critical tension has emerged between the relentless pace of innovation and the urgent need for responsible implementation like, perhaps, guardrails.

In this session, our panel will unpack the complexities of AI governance in the real world. We will explore what effective, business-enabling guardrails could actually look like in practice, how to implement frameworks that protect brands without stifling teams, and what the rapidly evolving regulatory landscape means for the bottom line.

PANELISTS:

The Hon. Dr. John R. Unger II
Professor, West Virginia University
Dr. John R. Unger II helps institutions build artificial intelligence that is not only powerful, but responsible, reliable, and worthy of public trust. A Rhodes Scholar (Oxford, PPE), he is Adjunct Professor in West Virginia University’s Statler College, where he is helping establish an AI Center of Excellence and teaches Responsible and Reliable AI and Cybersecurity Ethics. Read full profile…