Founder Unconventional Ventures | 📚 Author — Beyond Good 🛒 http://mybook.to/beyondgood | One Vision #Podcast Host | Advisor | Speaker |
My interests: #Fintech, #AI, #TechForGood, #DEI, #FinServ, #Longevity
| Unconventional Ventures | https://www.unconventionalventures.com/ |
| Beyond Good Book | https://www.beyondgoodbook.com/ |
Beyond the excitement, we must ensure we have the tools and resources available to address the challenges that the tech can create, especially around deepfakes and biases. It cannot — and must not — be an afterthought. Else, we'd be racing ... to the bottom.
My latest ... via Fintech Futures. "If 2023 was the year of AI hype, will 2024 be the year of AI governance and responsibility?"
" I love tech. But I love humans more. If the past few years have taught us anything, it's this: Human interaction matters. People matter. And I'm incredibly lucky to have met so many wonderful humans ... I wouldn't trade it with a bot."
My latest ... Reclaiming Humanity.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/reclaiming-humanity-theodora-lau-mhjgf/
Curious about life as a tech evangelist? Passionate about responsible AI? Check out this week's One Vision podcast episode with Dr. Nashlie Sephus -- "Bringing more people into the conversation with AI"
I think I might give "Permission Slip" a try ... !
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/10/03/delete-personal-data-privacy-free-app/
How would someone without a smartphone be able to benefit from what you are proposing?"
This is something that we must constantly ask ourselves … as founders and innovators.
(Reading Dr Joy Buolamwini’s book: Unmasking AI)
Looking back at the year that was ... I am grateful for the beautiful fintech community that we've built together along the way. And I am reminded of the inspirational stories that so many have shared with us on One VisionPodcast this year.
I know I am a bit biased ... but I love this collage for so many reasons.
Rite Aid used facial recognition systems to identify shoppers that were previously deemed “likely to engage” in shoplifting without customer consent and misidentified people – particularly women and Black, Latino or Asian people – on “numerous” occasions, according to a new settlement with the FTC.
When hope feels like a fool's errand ... is a more empathetic world possible?
My latest: "I want to believe"
#AmWriting #Empathy #Fintech #FinancialInclusion #FinancialServices
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/i-want-believe-theodora-lau-pzzke/
My latest ... via Fintech Futures: Building a world for the 99%
Rather than catering to the top 1%, what if the world was built with the needs of the other 99% of the global population in mind?
https://www.fintechfutures.com/2023/12/building-a-world-for-the-99/
