In this episode Johanna Weaver catches up with Jess Wilson, CEO of Good Things; David Masters, Head of Global Public Policy at Atlassian; Lizzie O’Shea, Chair of Digital Rights Watch;  Nick Davis, Co-Director at the UTS Human Technology Institute; and  Meredith Hodgman, Head of Strategy from the Tech Policy Design Institute. 

Each of them attended the  recent AI Action Summit in Delhi, a conference that started in at Bletchley Park in 2023 and is now one of the largest gatherings of AI experts in the world. The summits started with a firm focus on safety and existential risk, but have evolved progressively - the focus in India was opportunity & impact. Our guests share what it was like on the ground in Delhi and what their main takeaways have been. Sovereignty, social impact, and human capital are just some of the themes traversed in this episode. 

Links

AI Impact Summit Communique: https://d19ob9sqegt2wc.cloudfront.net/stage/uploads/AI_Impact_Summit_Declaration_f208574dfc.pdf 

A/Minister Charton’s Speech: https://www.minister.industry.gov.au/ministers/charlton/speeches/speech-australian-business-economists-conference

Collective Intelligence Project Global Dialogues:https://www.cip.org/globaldialogues 

For transcript and full show notes visit techpolicy.au/podcast 

In this episode Johanna Weaver catches up with Jess Wilson, CEO of Good Things; David Masters, Head of Global Public Policy at Atlassian; Lizzie O&rsquo;Shea, Chair of Digital Rights Watch;  Nick Davis, Co-Director at the UTS Human Technology Institute; and  Meredith Hodgman, Head of Strategy from the Tech Policy Design Institute.&nbsp;
Each of them attended the  recent AI Action Summit in Delhi, a conference that started in at Bletchley Park in 2023 and is now one of the largest gatherings of AI experts in the world. The summits started with a firm focus on safety and existential risk, but have evolved progressively - the focus in India was opportunity &amp; impact. Our guests share what it was like on the ground in Delhi and what their main takeaways have been. Sovereignty, social impact, and human capital are just some of the themes traversed in this episode.&nbsp;
Links
AI Impact Summit Communique: <a href="https://d19ob9sqegt2wc.cloudfront.net/stage/uploads/AI_Impact_Summit_Declaration_f208574dfc.pdf">https://d19ob9sqegt2wc.cloudfront.net/stage/uploads/AI_Impact_Summit_Declaration_f208574dfc.pdf</a>&nbsp;
A/Minister Charton&rsquo;s Speech: <a href="https://www.minister.industry.gov.au/ministers/charlton/speeches/speech-australian-business-economists-conference">https://www.minister.industry.gov.au/ministers/charlton/speeches/speech-australian-business-economists-conference</a>
Collective Intelligence Project Global Dialogues: <a href="https://www.cip.org/globaldialogues">https://www.cip.org/globaldialogues</a>&nbsp;
For transcript and full show notes visit<a href="http://techpolicy.au/podcast"> techpolicy.au/podcast</a>&nbsp;

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How do we ensure technology makes our lives better? Tech Mirror explores how technology impacts our lives: the good, the bad, the ugly and the beautiful.

How do we ensure technology makes our lives better?&nbsp;Tech Mirror explores how technology impacts our lives: the good, the bad, the ugly and the beautiful.