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A is for Accountability: Building Trust in AI Systems

Posted on December 17, 2024 (December 17, 2024)

Who’s responsible when AI makes decisions? This fundamental question shapes the future of AI governance and ethical implementation. As organizations increasingly rely on AI systems for critical decisions, establishing clear accountability isn’t just good practice—it’s essential.
Accountability in AI means having clear oversight and responsibility for AI systems. Think of it as knowing exactly who’s in charge when AI makes important decisions, from data collection to final outcomes. Without this clarity, AI impacts can go unchecked, potentially affecting everything from hiring decisions to customer experiences.
In this first installment of our ABCs of AI Ethics series, we explore the essential components of AI accountability and provide practical steps for implementation… […]

Dell Security Evolution: Security Field Day #XFD12 Insights

Posted on November 20, 2024 (November 20, 2024)

**Excerpt:**
During a pivotal Tech Field Day session, Dell Technologies showcased its bold ambitions to redefine security leadership. Steve Kenniston’s assertion, “Dell is the largest security company you’ve never heard of,” set the tone for a session packed with innovation and challenges. While Dell’s strategic narrative is still evolving, their technical demonstrations offered compelling evidence of their potential. Highlights included a case study where Dell’s CyberSense ML engine drastically cut ransomware recovery times and a live demonstration of silicon-to-BIOS security chain integrity. By integrating with CrowdStrike, Dell further illustrated a comprehensive approach to incident response automation. However, scaling hardware trust, solidifying AI governance frameworks, and clarifying their ecosystem strategy remain key hurdles. As hardware security becomes indispensable and AI governance reshapes decisions, Dell’s evolution offers critical insights for security leaders navigating an increasingly complex landscape. […]

DigiCert’s Digital Trust Warning: When 50% of Certificates Vanish

Posted on November 20, 2024 (November 20, 2024)

DigiCert recently raised alarms at Security Field Day with a stark warning: nearly 50% of digital certificates are set to disappear as current cryptographic algorithms face obsolescence. As enterprises race to adapt, the collapse of digital trust looms as a major risk. DigiCert outlined its proactive measures, including quantum-resistant cryptography, aimed at future-proofing digital trust. Their strategy, however, goes beyond technology, emphasizing policy-driven frameworks for secure certificate management. As the shift accelerates, businesses must prepare for a rapidly changing cryptographic landscape where digital trust hinges on swift, strategic adaptation. The stakes have never been higher for safeguarding secure communications, privacy, and identity verification in a post-quantum world. […]

AI Ethics Insider: Is it Live or is it AI?

Posted on November 18, 2024 (November 20, 2024)

**Excerpt:**
As AI-generated content becomes increasingly sophisticated, the question of authenticity looms large: Is it live, or is it AI? Our latest exploration dives deep into the ethical implications of AI-generated media, examining its impact on trust, misinformation, and the lines between human and machine creativity. From synthetic influencers to AI-driven journalism, we analyze real-world examples that blur the boundaries of authenticity. Navigating this evolving landscape requires a keen understanding of AI ethics, regulatory responses, and strategies for maintaining digital trust. As businesses and creators leverage AI tools, the stakes for responsible AI use—and ensuring transparency—have never been higher. Read on to uncover how to distinguish real from synthetic and why it matters in today’s digital world. […]

AI Governance: UN Summit Insights on Ethical Tech Future

Posted on November 18, 2024 (November 20, 2024)

Reflecting on the United Nations Foundation Science Summit 2024, one thing is clear: We are at a pivotal moment in humanity’s relationship with AI. The summit addressed a key issue: how to govern a technology that blurs the line between humans and machines. The Challenge of AI Governance The UN report “Governing AI for Humanity” […]

Unlocking AI’s Potential: Insights from the IEEE New Era World Leaders Summit

Posted on November 18, 2024 (November 20, 2024)

Innovation Renaissance-IEEE New Era World Leaders AI Summit in Seattle was a meeting of global innovators. They discussed AI’s role in solving global challenges. This summit underscored AI’s groundbreaking potential across sectors, highlighting innovation, ethics, and collaboration. Key Takeaways from the Summit: AI’s Transformative Potential: The event showcased revolutionary AI developments, especially in healthcare. A […]

Navigating the Ethical Tightrope: Key AI Insights from the United Nations Science Summit 2024

Posted on September 24, 2024 (November 20, 2024)

The UN Science Summit is sparking crucial conversations about the future of AI.

AI’s potential is immense, but are we prepared to navigate its ethical challenges?

Key takeaways from the summit so far:

The urgent need for culturally sensitive AI
The complex debate on data sovereignty
The importance of ethical frameworks
Read the full article to learn more about these critical insights and their implications for the future of AI. […]

COBOL to AI: Conquering Mainframe Modernization Fears

Posted on September 13, 2024 (November 20, 2024)

I attended the recent SHARE Association conference as a first-time Tech Field Day delegate (#TFDx), which allowed me to see various mainframe modernization strategies. BMC Software’s presentation at #TFDx was a highlight. It addressed the fear of change, a key barrier to modernization.As a former COBOL programmer who transitioned into AI ethics, I bring a […]

Press Release: Marian Newsome to Champion Ethical Tech at United Nations Science Summit

Posted on September 7, 2024 (November 20, 2024)

RELEASE DATE: September 5, 2024 Marian Newsome to Champion Ethical Tech at United Nations Science Summit New York, NY – Ethical Tech Matters, a leading advocate for responsible and inclusive technology, announcesthat founder Marian Newsome will participate in the Science Summit at the United Nations (UN) General Assembly. The summit, scheduled for September 10-27, 2024, in […]

10-Minute Marvels: The Tech Revolution Redefining Mainframe

Posted on September 6, 2024 (November 20, 2024)

A Tech Field Day Eye-Opener In the rapidly evolving world of enterprise technology, mainframes are undergoing a renaissance. As an AI ethics and security professional, I recently witnessed a game-changing innovation that’s set to redefine how we think about these computing powerhouses. Imagine my surprise when I saw a mainframe set up in less time […]

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Posts by ethicaltechmatters

A is for Accountability: Building Trust in AI Systems

Dell Security Evolution: Security Field Day #XFD12 Insights

DigiCert’s Digital Trust Warning: When 50% of Certificates Vanish

AI Ethics Insider: Is it Live or is it AI?

AI Governance: UN Summit Insights on Ethical Tech Future

Unlocking AI’s Potential: Insights from the IEEE New Era World Leaders Summit

Navigating the Ethical Tightrope: Key AI Insights from the United Nations Science Summit 2024

COBOL to AI: Conquering Mainframe Modernization Fears

Press Release: Marian Newsome to Champion Ethical Tech at United Nations Science Summit

10-Minute Marvels: The Tech Revolution Redefining Mainframe

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