article thumbnail

Procurement ethics – the dos and don’ts

ABC of Procurement

Especially for those new to procurement, navigating procurement ethics is sometimes complex. The post Procurement ethics – the dos and don’ts first appeared on ABC of Procurement. Here are the dos and don'ts.

Ethics 147
article thumbnail

Celebrating the women of IBM AI Ethics

IBM Supply Chain Blog

.” -Francesca Rossi, IBM Fellow, AI Ethics Global Leader, IBM Research As IBM continued to research and develop AI, it became clear that along with the positive aspects of the technology, there were also potential issues that needed attention. Supporting the work of the AI Ethics Board and its members are its AI Ethics Focal Points.

Ethics 91
professionals

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Don’t pause AI development, prioritize ethics instead

IBM Supply Chain Blog

A turning point for AI When ethically designed and responsibly brought to market, generative AI capabilities support unprecedented opportunities to benefit business and society. It’s time to get serious about the AI ethics standards and guardrails all of us must continue adopting and refining. AI is an ever-evolving technology.

Ethics 94
article thumbnail

ISM: Navigating the Ethical Landscape of AI

Arkestro

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform supply chain operations, it’s crucial for managers to understand not only the potential benefits but also the ethical implications and risks associated with adopting these powerful tools.

Ethics 56
article thumbnail

The Ultimate Guide to Sales Outreach

The art is what you bring to the table—your flair for conversation, your work ethic, your dedication. Sales outreach is an art and a science. We bring the science—proven tactics, strategies, and methods that really work.

article thumbnail

A look into IBM’s AI ethics governance framework

IBM Supply Chain Blog

“Organizations are responsible for ensuring that AI projects they develop, deploy or use do not have negative ethical consequences,” as per Gartner. Yet while 79% of executives say AI ethics is important to their enterprise-wide AI approach , less than 25% have operationalized ethics governance principles.

Ethics 74
article thumbnail

For the planet and people: IBM’s focus on AI ethics in sustainability

IBM Supply Chain Blog

. “AI is an unbelievable opportunity to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges in health care, manufacturing, climate change and more,” said Christina Shim, IBM’s global head of Sustainability Software and an AI Ethics Board member.

Ethics 88