Solving for Tech Ethics™

As technology continues to integrate itself into our day-to-day lives, organizations should ask themselves how to design and apply tech to ensure it’s a force for good—one that is ethical, equitable, and responsible. But beyond ethics, building trustworthy tech can often solve business challenges and mitigate risk.

In this episode of Solving for Tech Ethics, Nick Bott, Takeda's global leader for bioethics and technology ethics capabilities, explores ways emerging technology solutions are embedded into bioethics, healthcare system delivery, and pharma, and lessons from bioethics to apply to emerging technology's adoption.

"I am very excited about the role these emerging technologies are going to play in bringing medicines to market faster. And not just bringing medicines the way that we have always brought them to market, but to bring medicines that are higher fidelity, more targeted, more personalized."
– Nick Bott, Global Head, Bioethics, Technology Ethics & Responsible Innovation, Takeda

Embodying a tech-savvy -institution means engaging everyone in your organization on the fundamental ethical considerations surrounding technology. It also means keeping an open mind to diverse perspectives. So, what can organizations looking to approach technology ethically do to ensure equitable outcomes, even as their tech develops at an unprecedented pace? And how can enterprise strategies better address the challenges and misconceptions that accompany tech ethics? In episode three of Solving for Tech Ethics, we hear from Catherine Bannister, US leader of trustworthy and ethical technology at Deloitte, about her experience bringing tech ethics into greater focus. Don’t miss this important and engaging listen.

With supercomputers increasingly powering the world—and bringing about a number ethical questions—how can we see and apply AI ethics through a multi-industry lens? What real-world applications are already in play as we move into a technology-enabled future? In this episode, Nikki Pope, AI and legal ethics leader at NVIDIA, discusses the convergence—and divergence—of AI ethics in different industry contexts and her experience driving positive outcomes for her former and current organizations.

As technology continues to integrate itself into our day-to-day lives, organizations should ask themselves how to design and apply tech to ensure it’s a force for good—one that is ethical, equitable, and responsible. In this tech ethics podcast episode, Paula Goldman, the first ever chief ethical and humane use officer at Salesforce, discusses the benefits of applying ethics in technology management within an organization and what leaders can do to move the needle.