Jason Tamara Widjaja

Doom scrolling through social media to read AI news today is like a Rorschach Inkblot test: whatever you are looking for, you will find. If you think AI is a massive waste of money, you will find that angle well covered. If you are vested in the industry and concerned about whether AI is a bubble there are many breathless takes on the topic. If you are looking for evidence that AI will end the world, ‘breaking news’ that will affirm that point of view abounds.

On agents, open source models, safety, and more At an AI conference at the close of the year, I was in the speakers’ lounge finishing up my work when three loud AI executives entered just before the penultimate panel for the day on “the future of AI”. After a quick glance in my direction (likely to ensure I was a harmless NPC), one of them loudly proclaimed “this must be my what…30th? 35?

The road from ethics to executives winds through lawyers and LLMs When it comes to AI governance, what do the world’s largest AI companies, the world’s smartest AI academics, and the world’s most famous consulting firms have in common? None of them are responsible for actually making it work in your company. This is part 2 of a series on successful implementing AI ethics and governance in large organizations.