In this episode, we dive deep into the heart of information integrity amidst General Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) advancements. Joining me are two distinguished guests: Sam Gregory, the Executive Director of WITNESS, and Sabhanaz Rashid Diya, the Founder of the Tech Global Institute.
Together, we explore the multifaceted challenges and pioneering solutions shaping the landscape of information integrity in the GenAI era. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on how technology, ethics, and human rights intersect in the quest to ensure reliable and authentic information for everyone. Don't miss this insightful conversation on "Information Integrity in the GenAI Era: Challenges and Solutions."
Tune in to hear more about how the discourse around the developments in GenAI is shaped by competing arguments on several trade-offs and the challenging questions on access vs. security, offline harms, and platforms' inability to offer nuanced policies in the global majority countries.
Sam Gregory is an internationally recognized, award-winning human rights advocate, technologist, and expert on smartphone witnessing, deepfakes, media authenticity, and generative AI. He has testified to both the US House and Senate on deep fakes and AI, and is a TED speaker on how to prepare better for the threat of deepfakes (https://go.ted.com/samgregory)
Sabhanaz Rashid Diya is the founding board director at Tech Global Institute, a tech policy nonprofit focused on advancing equity for the Global South on the open Internet. The Institute convenes diverse voices to research, develop, and advocate for rights-based innovative governance frameworks to address the complex relationship between technology and society in the Global South.
Listen to previous episodes at speedandscalepodcast.com and engage with the host at baybarsorsek.com or on LinkedIn to join the conversation.
Baybars Orsek is the Vice President of Fact-Checking at Logically and the Managing Director of its independent subsidiary, Logically Facts. Before joining Logically, he was the director of the International Fact-Checking Network and international programming at the Poynter Institute between 2019 and 2022.
In this episode, we dive deep into the heart of information integrity amidst General Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) advancements. Joining me are two distinguished guests: Sam Gregory, the Executive Director of WITNESS, and Sabhanaz Rashid Diya, the Founder of the Tech Global Institute.
Together, we explore the multifaceted challenges and pioneering solutions shaping the landscape of information integrity in the GenAI era. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on how technology, ethics, and human rights intersect in the quest to ensure reliable and authentic information for everyone. Don't miss this insightful conversation on "Information Integrity in the GenAI Era: Challenges and Solutions."
Tune in to hear more about how the discourse around the developments in GenAI is shaped by competing arguments on several trade-offs and the challenging questions on access vs. security, offline harms, and platforms' inability to offer nuanced policies in the global majority countries.
Sam Gregory is an internationally recognized, award-winning human rights advocate, technologist, and expert on smartphone witnessing, deepfakes, media authenticity, and generative AI. He has testified to both the US House and Senate on deep fakes and AI, and is a TED speaker on how to prepare better for the threat of deepfakes (https://go.ted.com/samgregory)
Sabhanaz Rashid Diya is the founding board director at Tech Global Institute, a tech policy nonprofit focused on advancing equity for the Global South on the open Internet. The Institute convenes diverse voices to research, develop, and advocate for rights-based innovative governance frameworks to address the complex relationship between technology and society in the Global South.
Listen to previous episodes at speedandscalepodcast.com and engage with the host at baybarsorsek.com or on LinkedIn to join the conversation.
Baybars Orsek is the Vice President of Fact-Checking at Logically and the Managing Director of its independent subsidiary, Logically Facts. Before joining Logically, he was the director of the International Fact-Checking Network and international programming at the Poynter Institute between 2019 and 2022.