Virtual Talk with Daniel Dobrygowski - HCNJ Member and author of Technology Governance: Build Trust in Digital Innovation
When: Thursday, November 19th at 7:30pm EST
Where: Zoom - You must RSVP to receive the link!
Learn more about Daniel at: https://www.dobrygowski.com/about
Purchase the book at: https://www.dobrygowski.com/technology-governance-book
Tickets: FREE, but you must RSVP to receive the Zoom link!
As frightening stories about artificial intelligence increasingly dominate the headlines, questions about how we understand, govern, and build trust in new technology have never felt more urgent. At a moment when AI is rapidly reshaping our lives and raising concerns about its potential impact on individuals, communities, and institutions, how can we make sure that the technologies we build are worthy of our trust?
This question also extends far beyond AI. Suspicion of Big Tech is fueling billion-dollar lawsuits against social media companies, while communities are pushing back against everything from data centers to traffic cameras. Everyone from business leaders to ordinary citizens is asking how we can make better, fairer, and more trustworthy decisions about technology.
Join us for a timely conversation with Daniel Dobrygowski (HKS, MPA '15), member of the Harvard Club of NJ, advisor to the Digital Trust Council (an HLS affiliate), and author of Technology Governance, a book that grew out of work at the Harvard Kennedy School and Harvard Law School. This book explores the history of technology and trust while offering guidance for how we can earn trust in the technologies we build and deploy going forward.
Whether you are excited about AI, concerned about its risks, or simply trying to make sense of the increasingly complicated relationship between technology and society, this conversation offers an opportunity to step back from the headlines and ask a deeper question:
What does it take to build technology that people can trust?