Keynote – Responsible and Trustworthy AI – Hewlett Packard Labs
Building AI you can trust is becoming increasingly important to the Enterprise, as AI moves into business and safety critical applications in areas such as engineering, science, financial services and health. At Hewlett Packard Enterprise, our stated purpose is “to advance the way that people live and work” and for the last five years, starting with publishing our Responsible AI Ethics principles authentic to that purpose, we’ve been learning how to govern AI in our products, processes and in partnership with our customers and communities. And when conventional AI can’t be used with regulatory and ethical confidence, our Hewlett Packard Labs researchers are extending the state of the art so we can use these technologies for our most challenging, most human problems. Learn about the importance of embedding key principles that enforces ethical and inclusive decisions in AI designs and models, and how we are building AI systems you can trust.
Mr. Bresniker co-chairs the pan-HPE team delivering GenAI experiences to every team member. Kirk led the drafting HPE’s Responsible AI Ethics principles in 2019, and co-chairs along with HPE’s Human Rights director our responsible AI ethics working groups. As Hewlett Packard Labs Chief Architect he oversees the research portfolio for HPE and external collaborations on AI governance with the World Economic Forum, the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics Technology Ethics Advisory Board,, and as chair of the Systems and Architectures chapter of the IEEE International Roadmap on Devices and Systems
How AI-Driven Transformation Spurs Strategic Growth – WSJ CIO Summit, August 2024
How Companies Can Take a Global Approach to AI Ethics – Harvard Business Review, August 2024
Responsible design and use of AI – HPE Discover, theCUBE video, June 2024
