The 2022 Global
Responsible AI Summit

Hear from some of the world's top experts in AI, data ethics, civil society, academia, media, and government, as they discuss the opportunities, challenges, and actions required to make responsible development and use of AI a reality.

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Opening Remarks

Congresswoman Haley Stevens, Representing the 11th District of Michigan

Responsible AI and Democracy

Reid Hoffman, Partner at Greylock Partners, Co-Founder LinkedIn, Inflection AI in conversation with Navrina Singh, Founder & CEO, Credo AI

From Vision to Values: Responsible AI Leadership in the Enterprise

Raj Seshadri, President, Data & Services, Mastercard; Paula Goldman, Chief Ethical and Humane Use Officer, Salesforce; Navrina Singh, Founder & CEO, Credo AI

The Translation Imperative

Keith Sonderling, Commissioner, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC); David Danks, Professor of Data Science & Philosophy, University of California; Cathy O’Neil, CEO, ORCAA; Susannah Shattuck, Head of Product, Credo AI

Lightning Talk

Join Kay Firth-Butterfield, as she shares actionable insights on how enterprises can build consumer trust in AI today, to guarantee their competitive advantage tomorrow.

Lightning Talk

Join Miriam Vogel as she shares insights on the importance of having boards and senior executives involved in the development of AI governance programs to reduce bias and ensure their organizations realize the benefits of this technology.

Building an Inclusive Responsible AI Movement

Renée Cummings, AI Ethicist, Criminologist & Data Activist in Residence at University of Virginia, Dr. Margaret Mitchell, Researcher and Chief Ethics Scientist, Hugging Face, Navrina Singh, Founder & CEO, Credo AI

Opportunities and Challenges in the Global AI Policy Landscape

Josh Lee Kok Thong, Managing Director (APAC), Future of Privacy Forum; Ed Teather, Director of AI Initiatives, CEIMIA; Elham Tabassi, Chief of Staff, Information Technology Laboratory (ITL) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST); Evi Fuelle, Global Policy Director, Credo AI

Closing Remarks

Dr. Alondra Nelson, Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy Director for Science and Society in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy

"AI has the potential to be pro-human in nature, but in order to achieve this outcome, we must align on what 'good' looks like as a society, which will only be possible through open, collaborative and ongoing discussion."

Reid Hoffman

Greylock Partners, LinkedIn & Inflection AI

"Once you are confident you have the proper guardrails and the right safety nets—the checks and balances, the tests, and the healthy intellectual debate—you can let innovation loose. Because then, you have principles like privacy by design and know people will innovate in the right way."

Raj Seshadri

Mastercard

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