Observing Black History Month (Part Two) with Juliette Powell
Tech Talks28 Helmi 2024

Observing Black History Month (Part Two) with Juliette Powell

February is Black History Month in both the USA and Canada. To mark the month we're publishing two special episodes focused on observing the challenges the community faces in our technology sector.

The second episode is with the author of 'The AI Dilemma: 7 Principles for Responsible Technology' Juliette Powell.

Juliette has had an unconventional route into technology via a career in Television and eventually teaching at New York University. She is an AI expert and academic, speaking about how organizations can harness it's power. We talk about her own career, and what others can learn from her experience. Tech Talks is powered by Nash Squared, the leading global provider of technology and talent solutions. Find out more about our solutions at www.nashsquared.com The music on Tech Talks is created by London artist Lemzi: www.lemzi.com


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