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E024- AI or Not - David Broniatowski and Pamela Isom
Welcome to "AI or Not," the podcast where we explore the intersection of digital transformation and real-world wisdom, hosted by the accomplished Pamela Isom. With over 25 years of experience guiding leaders in corporate, public, and private sectors, Pamela, the CEO and Founder of IsAdvice & Consulting LLC, is a veteran in successfully navigating the complex realms of artificial intelligence, innovation, cyber issues, governance, data management, and ethical decision-making.
Join us in a captivating discussion with Dr. David Broniatowski from George Washington University as we explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, engineering, and human psychology. What happens when technology meets human perception, and how can AI be a force for good when steered correctly? Dr. Broniatowski shares his unique career journey that combines social sciences with technical expertise, offering insights into the complex societal impacts of AI, from its benefits to its potential pitfalls like bias and inequities.
Trust is the cornerstone of AI adoption, and in our episode, we unpack the importance of aligning AI outputs with user values and expectations. We delve into systems engineering principles, emphasizing the role of engaging diverse stakeholders and promoting participatory AI design. Discover TRAILS, the NIST-NSF Institute for Trustworthy AI in Law & Society. TRAILS is the first organization to integrate artificial intelligence participation, technology and governance during the design, development, deployment and oversight of AI systems by conducting scientific research into what trust in AI looks like, how to create technical AI solutions that build trust, and which policy models are effective in sustaining trust.
We also tackle the challenge of misinformation and the critical role of active listening in the design process. By discussing innovative strategies like the accuracy nudge and accuracy shove, we highlight the importance of fostering responsible information sharing online while listening to diverse voices to create systems that truly empower individuals. This episode is a call to action for designers and tech creators to prioritize genuine participation and listening to bridge community gaps and build a trustworthy AI future.
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By Pamela IsomWelcome to "AI or Not," the podcast where we explore the intersection of digital transformation and real-world wisdom, hosted by the accomplished Pamela Isom. With over 25 years of experience guiding leaders in corporate, public, and private sectors, Pamela, the CEO and Founder of IsAdvice & Consulting LLC, is a veteran in successfully navigating the complex realms of artificial intelligence, innovation, cyber issues, governance, data management, and ethical decision-making.
Join us in a captivating discussion with Dr. David Broniatowski from George Washington University as we explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, engineering, and human psychology. What happens when technology meets human perception, and how can AI be a force for good when steered correctly? Dr. Broniatowski shares his unique career journey that combines social sciences with technical expertise, offering insights into the complex societal impacts of AI, from its benefits to its potential pitfalls like bias and inequities.
Trust is the cornerstone of AI adoption, and in our episode, we unpack the importance of aligning AI outputs with user values and expectations. We delve into systems engineering principles, emphasizing the role of engaging diverse stakeholders and promoting participatory AI design. Discover TRAILS, the NIST-NSF Institute for Trustworthy AI in Law & Society. TRAILS is the first organization to integrate artificial intelligence participation, technology and governance during the design, development, deployment and oversight of AI systems by conducting scientific research into what trust in AI looks like, how to create technical AI solutions that build trust, and which policy models are effective in sustaining trust.
We also tackle the challenge of misinformation and the critical role of active listening in the design process. By discussing innovative strategies like the accuracy nudge and accuracy shove, we highlight the importance of fostering responsible information sharing online while listening to diverse voices to create systems that truly empower individuals. This episode is a call to action for designers and tech creators to prioritize genuine participation and listening to bridge community gaps and build a trustworthy AI future.