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EP 22: Governing AI with Purpose and Inclusion

2025-07-03 · 55 min · episode 8 · 8 entities

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    Link in episode "EP 22: Governing AI with Purpose and Inclusion": https://linkedin.com/groups/14554058

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    Link in episode "EP 22: Governing AI with Purpose and Inclusion": https://linkedin.com/groups/14554058
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    Link in episode "EP 22: Governing AI with Purpose and Inclusion": https://linkedin.com/groups/14554058

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    EP 22: Governing AI with Purpose and Inclusion
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In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the critical intersection of AI governance, ethics, and representation with leaders from the Asian Women Advancing AI (AWAAI). Our guests break down the fundamentals of AI governance, explaining why proper oversight is essential in our rapidly evolving tech landscape. We dive deep into the challenge of creating fair and unbiased AI systems, examining how diverse perspectives are crucial for identifying and preventing algorithmic bias. The conversation tackles the perceived tension between innovation and ethics, revealing why responsible AI development actually leads to better, more robust systems. We also explore the unique challenges facing Asian women in AI leadership and research, discussing the founding vision of AWAAI and why identity-affirming spaces are essential for building truly inclusive technology. From cultural expectations to workplace dynamics, we examine the systemic barriers that keep underrepresented voices out of AI decision-making roles and what needs to change. This episode offers valuable insights for tech professionals, policy makers, students, and anyone interested in ensuring that artificial intelligence serves everyone, not just those who look like the people building it. Whether you're new to AI ethics or deeply involved in tech development, you'll come away with a clearer understanding of why diverse voices aren't just nice to have—they're essential for building AI that works for our interconnected, multicultural world. Key Topics Covered: What AI governance means and why it matters now Strategies for identifying and preventing algorithmic bias The false dilemma between innovation speed and ethical development Unique challenges facing Asian women in tech leadership Building inclusive AI development practices The importance of representation in shaping AI's future Perfect for: Tech professionals, diversity advocates, policy makers, students, and anyone curious about the human side of artificial intelligence. Connect with the Asian Women Advancing AI (AWAAI) on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14554058/