Category: Ethical & Responsible AI
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Mythos [is] an extraordinary defensive tool in the right hands and an extraordinary offensive tool in the wrong ones.
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No one in the world feels fully prepared for AI right now. And yet, cohort after cohort, participants engaged with hard questions, challenged AI outputs, flagged hallucinations, and pushed back when something felt off.
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So, are we using AI to build human capacity, or to remove the bottom rung of the ladder?
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Work generated by AI cannot be protected as it is not authored by a human.
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Start with the need, not the tool. Then, use only what tools you need.
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Agents can access their human’s personal information, social media, banks, and anything else tied to them, allowing the bot to impersonate the person and make (human) life-changing decisions. This can very easily go wrong…
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That quiet expansion of expectations is a real risk. Using AI broadly comes with a responsibility to engineer these things, making sure good people aren’t burning themselves out.
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“Overall, this panel was a demonstration of what happens when the people most affected by extractionism are allowed to define the rules, the pace, and the limits.”
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What makes this Forbes piece feel different is that it models leadership, not simply piles on recommendations. Why should I care? Policies can be delegated. Leadership cannot.
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There’s a temptation to turn everything into KPIs and metrics, but what we can measure is never exactly what we care about.