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Presented by Babl AI, this podcast discusses all issues related to algorithmic bias, algorithmic auditing, algorithmic governance, and the ethics of artificial intelligence and autonomous systems.
In this episode of Lunchtime BABLing, BABL AI CEO Dr. Shea Brown sits down with BABL AI Chief Sales Officer Bryan Ilg to explore why AI governance is becoming critical for businesses of all sizes. Bryan shares insights from a recent speech he gave to a nonprofit in Richmond, Virginia, highlighting the real business value of strong AI governance practices — not just for ethical reasons, but as a competitive advantage.
They dive into key topics like the importance of early planning (with a great rocket ship analogy!), how AI governance ties into business success, practical steps organizations can take to get started, and why AI governance is not just about risk mitigation but about driving real business outcomes.
Shea and Bryan also discuss trends in AI governance roles, challenges organizations face, and BABL AI's new Foundations of AI Governance for Business Professionals certification program designed to equip non-technical leaders with essential AI governance skills.
If you're interested in responsible AI, business strategy, or understanding how to make AI work for your organization, this episode is packed with actionable insights!
Lunchtime BABLing with Dr. Shea Brown
Presented by Babl AI, this podcast discusses all issues related to algorithmic bias, algorithmic auditing, algorithmic governance, and the ethics of artificial intelligence and autonomous systems.
