AI Bill of Rights: Governance and EthicsAI Bill of Rights: Governance and Ethics

While AI is still seen as futuristic phenomenon, we as a nation have made great progress in the discovery of technology. Through that progress, we now need to address the topic of endangerment. We typically wait for precautionary management to arise from an incident unfolding. We do this for automobiles, medicine, finance, and more so, what makes AI different? Is The Privacy Act of 1974 being overlooked from AI's hunger for large data? How are these technologies being designed to validate trustworthy, reliable, safe, and fair systems through human interaction? What are the next steps for the AI Bill of Rights and why are these measurements not being decreed?

Seth Dobrin, Distinguished leader in artificial intelligence

Dr. William Barry, Professor of Emerging Technology Principal Strategist- AI/IA Program CSL (GovCon) - Army War College

Coran Darling, AI & Data Analytics - DLA Piper US LLP

Amit Arora, Professor of AI & Applied Risk Analytics - Columbia University

Natalia Nygren Modjeska, Research Director, AI & Intelligent Automation - OMDIA