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Policy & Tech: The Key Issues Facing Global Technology Platforms

SpeakerS:

Evelyn Miller, Vice President, Public Policy, Meta 
Maryam Mujica, Director of Government Affairs, Americas, Booking Holdings
Mike Muse, Founder, Muse Recordings
Sasha Rubel, Head of Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning, Public Policy, Europe, Middle East, and Africa, Amazon Web Services

 

with Principal Programming Sponsor

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“Developing and deploying AI solutions responsibly drives trust, and trust is the biggest barrier to adoption for AI.”

– Evelyn Miller

“One of the things that we are really committed to is making sure that there’s a diversity of perspectives around the table when these solutions are being designed, developed, and deployed.”

– Sasha Rubel

“When you think about what these platforms are actually doing, and this is data-driven evidence, they are actually driving more competition. They’re lowering prices for consumers, they’re offering more choice and transparency, and they’re bringing a lot of small independent businesses to a global customer base.”

– Maryam Mujica

“The tech industry operates in a rapidly-changing landscape with evolving policy and regulation.”

– Mike Muse

Key takeaways & next steps:

  • Cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) platforms such as Llama 2 are making a substantial mark on industries like travel by providing tailored and seamless experiences for consumers.
  • Various viewpoints and backgrounds must come together as they are crucial in shaping technology regulations that strike a balance between fostering innovation and promoting responsible AI development.
  • Efforts to inform and maintain transparency for users and developers regarding the technical aspects of AI technologies, their practical uses, and responsible conduct must continue. 
  • Promote collaboration among a range of stakeholders, such as policymakers, industry representatives, civil society, and academic institutions, to develop inclusive and effective technology policies that take into account a variety of perspectives, thereby nurturing innovation.