The CEO’s guide to generative AI: Responsible AI & Ethics

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Discover how ethics can’t be delegated

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Innovations in AI are dramatically improving the output of services such as healthcare, education, transportation, food supply, energy, and environmental management. AI brings huge benefits.

Leaders must foster a culture focused on AI ethics, which aims to optimize AI’s beneficial impact while reducing risks and adverse outcomes for all stakeholders in a way that prioritizes human agency and well-being, as well as environmental sustainability. 

This report explores the three things every CEO needs to know and the three things they need to do now.

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