Thrilled to launch the Accountable AI Lab (ACAI) at @WhartonAIAI! We’re tackling the critical challenges of AI ethics, governance, and regulation to ensure AI works for society. Learn more: #WhartonAI #AccountableAI

The Lab builds on existing initiatives including the Road to Accountable AI podcast (, with Season 3 coming soon, and the Strategies for Accountable AI executive education program (, which will launch Cohort 2 this spring.

And don't be afraid to read further down this Insights from Wharton post for my thoughts on AI governance in the Trump Administration!

Quality AI depends on countless humans-cleaning data, annotating, testing, and fine-tuning models. How can this be done ethically? This week on The Road to Accountable AI, I chat with Wendy Gonzalez, CEO of Sama, about the human side of responsible AI.

Awesome to see @ev re-creating the early private location-based social networks with Mozi. (I mean that seriously.) But it only finds contacts who have exchanged phone numbrers. Friends on the app, please DM me for a connection!

This week on The Road to Accountable AI, I speak with Jessica Lennard of the @CMAgovUK about #AI policy in the UK, balancing innovation & accountability, & protecting competition & consumers in an AI-driven world. Listen tomorrow at: #AccountableAI

While I'll still use this account for occasional posting and announcements, I'm mainly over at The Good Place these days, at The breadth and depth of conversations on Bluesky have improved dramatically in recent weeks. You should check it out.

From last week's livestreamed Wharton program on AI regulation, @Kartik and I identify the most significant areas of AI calling for regulatory involvement:

Wharton has posted the "Policies that Work" video of me and @KHosanagar, ably moderated by Stefano Puntoni. Check it out for expert perspectives on the key challenges and likely actions around the world on AI regulation.

Today on The Road to Accountable AI, I speak with @timoreilly about the evolution of AI, the challenge of centralization, the role of data in innovation, and why disclosures modeled on accounting standards may be a path forward for AI governance.

I'm one of the judges for the @Exponential_Sci Pioneer's Award for research papers on blockchain, AI, and Internet of Things. Apply by December 23.

Coming Thursday, my conversation with the always-brilliant @timoreilly on where the tech industry went astray, and the importance of disclosure for AI governance. Listen to the full episode on Thursday wherever you get your podcasts or

Tune in starting at 12pm Eastern Time for the livestream of my conversation with two fellow Wharton experts on "Policies That Work: AI, Technology, and the Role of Regulation." Should be a terrific discussion!

This is such an amazing time to be teaching business ethics. In recent years, it was about things like social impact, ESG, and DEI. Now it will be about individual responsibility within amoral corporations, and business responsibility under an amoral government. So important.

RT @twobitidiot: 4/ In other words, we’re on track right now speed run the 2017 ICO bubble with no lasting policy wins. Because the people…

How does a global corporate culture impact AI ethics? In the most recent episode of The Road to Accountable AI, I speak with Sony's @alicexiang on leveraging diversity to strengthen AI fairness & ethics across global teams.

@CampbellJAustin The Chick pamphlets were still being distributed in the 90s. My favorite was "Somebody Goofed."

Can anyone point me to information about side events around the February AI Action Summit in Paris? I may have reason to be in France around that time, and would love to take advantage of the opportunity to engage with AI governance communities.