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Automated Judgment, Folk Morality, and Two Tons of Steel
Digital Transformation Summit (2019)
  • Matthew Wansley, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
Abstract
While the benefits of AI can reduce costs, improve efficiency, and enhance accuracy, many AI tools lack transparency and have inherent biases. Business leaders today must evaluate these opportunities and risks and perhaps rely on experts around them to provide most of the perspective on the situation. In an attempt to bridge the worlds that collide around digital transformation, we asked experts in several fields to share their thoughts on AI, ethics, and the implications for business decision-makers. Summit 2019 explored this topic from the perspectives of a philosopher, an attorney, and an entrepreneur, taking attendees on a journey from outside consultant, to inside general counsel, and into the CEO's office.
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Publication Date
February 28, 2019
Location
Cambridge, MA
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Hosted by the Harvard Business School
Citation Information
Matthew Wansley. "Automated Judgment, Folk Morality, and Two Tons of Steel" Digital Transformation Summit (2019)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/matthew-wansley/8/