In this panel discussion at Techonomy 24, Gloria Feldt, President of Take the Lead, and James Francis, founder of Artificial Integrity, delve into the innovative concept of using AI, digital twins to preserve and democratize leadership knowledge.
Feldt explained her unique approach to leadership development, emphasizing women’s relationship with power, intersectionality, and racial justice. She highlighted the potential of digital twins, AI versions of oneself, to broaden access to leadership training by making her vast wealth of knowledge and research accessible. The discussion included both the potentials and challenges of AI, such as the need for diverse voices and adaptability in AI models to avoid biases.
Francis spoke on the importance of integrity in AI systems, underlining the need for development teams to consider the diverse demographics that will interact with these technologies. The conversation touched on intellectual property concerns and the risk of AI outputs being misused. Francis advocated for a more human-centric evolution of AI, and both speakers agreed on the importance of using AI responsibly. They urged consumers and businesses to adopt a cautious approach, recognizing both AI advancements’ potential and ethical implications.
