Responsible AI, Society & Business
Responsible AI, Society & Business
Something wild is happening at the intersection of technology and accountability. The conversation around responsible AI has gone from a niche concern in ethics committees to something regulators, researchers, and even engineers can no longer ignore. As someone who has…
A farmer, a field, and too many unknowns Imagine a farmer looking across a dry field after another unpredictable season. The soil needs care. Water is becoming harder to manage. Fertilizer costs are rising. Customers and regulators are asking for…
When research needs to leave the campus Imagine a university alliance meeting where researchers, students, local organizations, public institutions, and entrepreneurs are discussing the same question: How can knowledge become useful beyond the university walls? Everyone agrees that research matters.…
A farmer’s dilemma: “Will this help my land—or risk my business?” Imagine a small farmer in southern Spain, Italy, Tunisia, or Egypt standing in front of a field after another dry season. The soil is tired. Water is scarce. Costs…
A field is never just a field Picture a regional meeting where farmers, researchers, local authorities, and technology providers sit around the same table. Everyone agrees that soil health matters, but each person sees the challenge from a different angle.…
The small business owner’s innovation dilemma. Imagine a small business owner preparing to launch a new product. The team is excited. The idea is promising. Customers may love it. But before moving forward, a few practical questions appear: Will this…
The machine arrives, but the transformation has not started Imagine a small manufacturing company that has just bought its first 3D printer. The team is excited. The machine promises faster prototypes, customized products, less waste, shorter delivery times, and more…
The Day-to-Day Decisions that shape the Course of a Business. A Study of Small Microfinance Institutions in a Developing Country. The manager is not thinking about “responsible innovation” in abstract terms. He/She is thinking about very practical questions: How do…