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Dr Caroline Green speaks with Angela Oduor Lungati, Executive Director of Ushahidi, about her journey as a woman in tech, why data is destiny, and the fight for fairer, more representative AI training data.
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Dr Caroline Green speaks with Professor Alondra Nelson about the future of AI governance, and why public trust, interdisciplinary collaboration, and inclusive policymaking are essential for ensuring AI supports democratic values.
Dr Caroline Green speaks with Geshe Lodoe Sangpo about compassion and AI: how inner growth comes through practice, why information is not the same as wisdom, and whether artificial systems can truly understand human experience.
Cristina Bratu speaks with Dr Caroline Green about her trip to India: exploring Buddhist ethics, Civic AI and compassion, meeting the Dalai Lama, and how human values can guide ethical AI in a changing world.
Dr Caroline Green speaks with Alistair Stephenson about the risks and opportunities AI presents for domestic work, from surveillance and algorithmic management to dignity, collective voice and the development of 'Ask AYA'.
Dr Caroline Green speaks with Associate Prof. Carissa Véliz about her new book Prophecy: how predictions shape our choices, how tech companies gain influence, and why challenging them is essential for democracy and human agency.
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