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AI Ethics Needs a Nightmare, Not a North Star

What if the standard approach to responsible AI, built around aspirational values like fairness and transparency, is fundamentally broken in the age of AI agents?  We Meet:  Reid Blackman is the author of the new book The Ethical Nightmare Challenge and the founder of AI ethics consultancy Virtue.…

#360 What's Your Biggest AI Ethical Nightmare? | Reid Blackman, CEO at Virtue Consultants

Most AI ethics conversations sound the same: be fair, be transparent, be accountable. The values are right, but in practice they don't get teams out of bed in the morning. Executives nod along, employees take the compliance training, and meanwhile real risks like hallucinations, cascading failures,…

The AI Business Revolution Is Just Beginning, with Tim Sears, Ph.D.

In the AI: Trust but Verify podcast, our host, Alec Crawford (@alec06830), Founder and CEO of Verapath (www.verapath.com), interviews guests about how they are using AI in business, where you can trust AI, and where you need to put up guard rails. Podcast production and sound engineering by Troutma…

The AI Ethics Episode: Whose Job Is It?

Somewhere in your organization, an AI decision is sitting on someone’s desk right now. Who owns it? In most mid-market companies, nobody does — or rather, it’s landed on the IT leader who was already doing three other jobs. In this episode of The Catalyst, we follow Jeremy Wight, CTO of CareMessage…

Navigating AI's Ethical Nightmare Challenges (Reid Blackman)

What happens when AI moves faster than your ability to govern it safely?In this episode, host Andreas Welsch sits down with Reid Blackman, founder and CEO of Virtue and author of "The Ethical Nightmare Challenge," to explore the critical ethical risks that emerge as AI evolves from narrow systems t…

Season 1. Episode 2. Unscripted with Reid Blackman

Reid Blackman, former philosophy professor turned AI ethics advisor to Amazon, the FBI, and the Canadian government, joins Jeff Pedowitz to argue that the standard approach to AI governance is fundamentally broken. Top-down, policy-driven programs take a year or more to pass, arrive obsolete as the…

Why Traditional AI Risk Frameworks Are Breaking Down

AI adoption isn't slowing down—and neither are the risks. The challenge isn't that organizations don't know AI can create problems. It's that employees are already using it in ways leaders can't fully anticipate, while governance models built for yesterday's technology struggle to keep pace. In thi…

Leadership Lessons for What's Next

Rapid advances in artificial intelligence are reshaping how we work, learn, and make decisions. For leaders, the challenge is learning how to move forward when the pace of change makes certainty impossible. This week's episode of Power & Impact kicks off Leadership Lessons, a month-long series exp…

The AI Trust Crisis: Fabricated Reports and Biased Hiring, How to Fix Broken AI Systems

Reid Blackman dives into the urgent dilemmas of AI—from HR tools facing lawsuits for scraping social media data and discriminating against older job applicants, to big consulting firms publishing AI-generated reports with fabricated citations. He explores how these issues are reshaping trust, acco…