The Podcast profiles Joy Buolamwini, a computer scientist and activist, focusing on her research exposing algorithmic bias, particularly in facial recognition technology. It details her work with the Algorithmic Justice League (AJL) to promote fairness and accountability in AI. The Podcast also discusses the documentary Coded Bias, which highlights Buolamwini's findings and advocacy. Furthermore, it examines broader ethical challenges in AI development, including systemic bias and the role of large technology companies, along with Buolamwini's influence on AI policy and legislation. Finally, it considers the future of AI ethics and a call to action for responsible AI development.

Joy Buolamwini

Joy Buolamwini: Championing Ethical AI

To inspirująca rozmowa dla wszystkich zainteresowanych przyszłością technologii i jej wpływem na naszą codzienność. W tym odcinku „Podcastu Cyfrowego” Dominika Bucholc opowiada o swojej drodze do kariery w obszarze sztucznej inteligencji, kluczowych wyzwaniach związanych z AI w Polsce i na świecie, a także o swoim doświadczeniu, jakim jest praca w grupie roboczej ds. AI przy Ministerstwie Cyfryzacji. Poruszone zostały także kwestie zmian dotyczących wiarygodności treści na social mediach, a także różnych rodzajów zastosowania sztucznej inteligencji w imię służby ludzkości „AI for Good” oraz bezpieczeństwa „AI security”.  

Rozmowa prowokuje do przemyśleń dotyczących tego, jak sztuczna inteligencja może wspierać społeczeństwo, przeciwdziałać dezinformacji i wspierać walkę z kryzysami klimatycznymi.

AI w słusznej sprawie - o sztucznej inteligencji, etyce i edukacji. Rozmowa z Dominiką Bucholc

My opening performance at the ‪United Nations 2024 ‪AIforGood‬ summit: “Fusion Augmenta”, a solo Augmented Violin rendition of the music I co-wrote with Reeps One for the Leipzig Opera‬ and Leipziger Ballet in 2023.
The live sound is generated by real-time manipulation of electric violin and vocals, with new reactive neural synthesis layers courtesy of ‪Datamind Audio‬.
A special thank you to my lifelong friend ‪Ben Cantil‬ for setting me up with their remarkable neural audio synthesis engine “Combombulator” and training some violin-friendly custom models on my work especially for this performance. And a shout out to ill-esha who has pioneered some incredible vocal models which you can hear emerging from the AI resynthesis. The feeling of dynamically and precisely controlling so many sounds with just one musical gesture is hard to describe. Also a special thank you to Ill-Esha whose vocal model was used by the AI that turns my live violin signal into vocals in the second half of the track.

Presented by ‪ITU and UN Geneva.
Curated by Harry Yeff’s Artistic Intelligence Visionary Initiative and R100 Studio.

Fusion Augmenta - Live at the United Nations, Geneva 30 May 2024

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AI in Event Design Conversations
Ruud Janssen and Fred Werner discussed their shared history, including attending the International School of Manila and their current roles in event design and technology. They explored the impact of AI on events, with Werner sharing his experience of managing the AI for Good event, which has grown significantly in popularity. Werner highlighted the challenges of dealing with high demand and managing the success of such events. Ruud explained the format of the Design to Change podcast, which features conversations with event designers and owners about embracing change and looking beyond the present. They agreed to start recording the podcast, with Ruud introducing Werner and posing a question about the power of conversation to drive change.
ITU's AI for Good Evolution
Fred discussed the evolution of AI for Good initiatives since 2017, highlighting how the ITU transformed its approach during the pandemic to create an online platform with 55,000 members from 180 countries. He explained how ITU's unique public-private model, involving over 1,000 private members and academic institutions, enables them to convene diverse stakeholders and collaborate with other UN agencies on initiatives like AI for Health, natural disaster management, and food security. The discussion also covered how ITU's adaptability, demonstrated through their rapid response to COVID-19 and subsequent venue changes, has contributed to the growing success of their AI for Good events.
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Fred Werner - ITU #DESIGNtoCHANGE BACKstage #PODcast with Ruud Janssen

Fred Werner - Chief Engagement Officer at ITU - United Nations https://www.linkedin.com/in/fredericwerner/ in conversation with Host Ruud Janssen 
AI in Event Design Conversations
Ruud and Werner discussed their shared history, including attending the International School of Manila and their current roles in event design and technology. They explored the impact of AI on events, with Werner sharing his experience of managing the AI for Good event, which has grown significantly in popularity. Werner highlighted the challenges of dealing with high demand and managing the success of such events. Ruud explained the format of the Design to Change podcast, which features conversations with event designers and owners about embracing change and looking beyond the present. They agreed to start recording the podcast, with Ruud introducing Werner and posing a question about the power of conversation to drive change.
ITU's AI for Good Evolution
Fred discussed the evolution of AI for Good initiatives since 2017, highlighting how the ITU transformed its approach during the pandemic to create an online platform with 55,000 members from 180 countries. He explained how ITU's unique public-private model, involving over 1,000 private members and academic institutions, enables them to convene diverse stakeholders and collaborate with other UN agencies on initiatives like AI for Health, natural disaster management, and food security. The discussion also covered how ITU's adaptability, demonstrated through their rapid response to COVID-19 and subsequent venue changes, has contributed to the growing success of their AI for Good events.

Fred Werner - ITU #DESIGNtoCHANGE ONstage #PODcast with Ruud Janssen

Tonight, Thursday, October 9th, at 6 pm on The Brian Crombie Hour I interview ✅ Carrie-Anne Mercer. 👉 ALL my 🎤 podcasts and 🎦 video casts can be accessed any time on my web site https://briancrombie.com which holds repository of all my shows. 📌 Carrie-Anne Mercer, an experienced marketing leader and executive advisor, discusses the future of artificial intelligence and its impact on marketing. She explains how AI transforms efficiency, scale, and personalization while still depending on human creativity and insight. Sharing takeaways from a global AI conference in Cambridge, she highlights inclusive innovation and ethical leadership. Carrie-Anne warns of risks tied to corporate concentration and educational disruption but remains optimistic that AI will evolve, not replace, human work—if guided responsibly.

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Dr. Sugat Chaturvedi, Assistant Professor at the School of Public Policy, IIT Delhi, explores his intriguing research, “Who Gets the Callback? Generative AI and Gender Bias,” shedding light on how generative AI may influence hiring outcomes and the persistent role of gender bias in recruitment processes.

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Who Gets the Job? AI, Gender Bias, and Hiring Decisions

What if we could train AI to understand how stem cells become any cell type in the human body? In this episode of the In Vivo Podcast, host David Wild sits down with Micha Breakstone (CEO & Co-founder) and Samantha Dale Strasser (VP of Strategy) from Somite.AI to explore how their company is using foundation models to revolutionize cell therapy development.
 
Somite has pioneered a breakthrough approach that generates cell differentiation data at 1000x the efficiency of traditional methods using proprietary hydrogel capsule technology. By capturing millions of trajectories showing how cells respond to signals over time, they're building DeltaStem—a foundation model that could do for developmental biology what AlphaFold did for protein structure prediction.
 
Topics covered:
 
- How bringing cells to signals (rather than signals to cells) unlocks exponential scale
- Why wet lab innovation is just as critical as AI models
- Manufacturing optimization: improving purity, reducing variability, and cutting costs
- From beta cells for diabetes to brown fat for metabolic disease—the therapeutic pipeline
- Why even AI experts underestimate what's coming in the next decade
- Lessons from building biotech companies from academic concepts to commercial ventures
 
Whether you're in pharma, biotech, AI or just fascinated by the intersection of technology and human biology, this conversation offers a grounded look at how foundation models are moving from hype to real therapeutic impact.

Decoding Cell Differentiation: How AI Foundation Models Are Reshaping Regenerative Medicine

In this episode of Foresight Radio, Tom Koulopoulos speaks with Erin Baumgartner, co-founder of Family Dinner and former assistant director at the MIT Senseable City Lab. The discussion explores the democratization of data—how it’s reshaping cities, transforming the food industry, and revolutionizing education through MIT’s MicroMasters program.

The conversation covers:

How data is transforming urban living, from shared mobility to autonomous intersections that eliminate traffic lights.

The role of data storytelling—why making data understandable is key to adoption.

How sewage data is being used to track urban health, fight the opioid crisis, and predict disease outbreaks.

The inefficiencies of our food system, why supermarkets are fundamentally broken, and how data can make food more ethical, sustainable, and local.

The future of education—how MIT’s MicroMasters in Data Science is providing elite education to thousands worldwide and changing the way we think about access to knowledge.

The ethics of AI and data privacy—why the ship has already sailed and what it means for the future of personal data.

From AI-driven cities to ethical food choices, this episode explores how data is becoming an invisible journalist, uncovering truths we never thought to ask and reshaping the future of how we live, work, and eat.

The Data Revolution: How AI, Smart Cities, and Food Tech Are Shaping Our Future

Citeline places biopharma and medical device professionals, and those who focus on these industries, at the forefront of knowledge and insight, by providing the perfect combination of news and information together with penetrating insight and analysis. Citeline is a leader in the field of healthcare industry information.

The AI VIPs page is a tribute to those pioneers—from the early architects like Alan Turing and John McCarthy, who laid the groundwork for AI, to the modern-day innovators who continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible.

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