In Conversation with Nathalie Nahai11 Apr

162. The Future of AI is Responsible & Inclusive / Professor Sue Black OBE

Today I have the distinct pleasure of speaking with Professor Sue Black, OBE - a multi-award-winning computer scientist, social entrepreneur, and technology evangelist with over 25 years of experience driving change at the intersection of technology, equity, and public policy.

Recognised as one of the Forbes World Top 50 Women in Tech and in the Top 20 Most Influential Person in UK Tech, Sue’s work spans bias in AI, digital inclusion, culture change, and community transformation.

She has advised the UK government on digital skills, founded TechUPWomen to support underserved women into tech careers, and was the pioneering mind who led the successful campaign to save Bletchley Park.

Currently serving as a trustee at Comic Relief and the Institute for the Future of Work, Sue’s mission is to ensure technology works for everyone, not just the few. And it is precisely her focus and work around responsible AI, inclusive leadership, and tech for good that inspired me to speak with her today.

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CHAPTERS

05:01 The Role of Technology in Society

10:00 Education and Technology Literacy

17:00 The AI Opportunity Gap

23:11 Navigating AI and Technology Myths

27:07 Harnessing Positive Technologies for Everyday Life

27:31 Understanding Gender Disparities in AI Adoption

28:25 Skepticism vs. Adoption: A Deeper Look at AI

30:25 The Importance of Diversity in Tech Development

32:23 Breaking Down Silos: The Value of Intergenerational Perspectives

34:33 Using Technology for Pro-Social Outcomes

35:53 Empowering Women in Tech: Challenges and Solutions

41:50 The Need for Diverse Leadership in Tech

42:13 Creating a Diverse Board for Ethical Tech Decisions

43:37 Current Focus: Empowering Women in Technology

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