Today is Global Ethics Day, an event created by the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs. The theme for this year’s Global Ethics Day is “Ethics, Re-Envisioned,” which captures the state of incredible transformation we find our world undergoing, and the significant ethical crises, challenges, and opportunities that present themselves to leaders every day. And few things are changing the landscape in the field of business ethics more than artificial intelligence, which isn't just transforming the everyday realities of E&C teams. It’s prompting leaders to wonder how they can prepare for their own next big moment of organizational transformation; how to reconcile AI’s own ethical concerns with the power it has to advance business integrity, and what "responsible AI" might look like a year or two from now. In this episode, Ethisphere's Chief Strategy Officer, Erica Salmon Byrne, discusses: How E&C leaders can use the skills they've developed to adapt to AI to prepare for the next AI-level transformation that will suddenly make everything feel upside-down all over again? How to reconcile ethical concerns about AI with the need to use it What “responsible AI” looks like from an E&C perspective Read AI in Ethics & Compliance: Risk to Manage, Tool to Leverage: www.ethisphere.com  Register for the 2026 Global Ethics Summit: www.attendges.com