EqualAI Badge© Program
Become badge certified in responsible AI governance
The EqualAI Badge© Program, in collaboration with the World Economic Forum, prepares senior executives at companies developing or using AI for critical functions to ensure their brand is known for its responsible and inclusive practices.
Register for our next cohort
As part of the program, senior executives will learn the ‘How Tos’ of developing and maintaining responsible AI governance, will join an emerging community and network of like-minded senior executives, and will earn the EqualAI badge of certification for learning best practices for AI governance.
“I was really impressed by the EqualAI program because of the kind of leaders this program brings together…the sessions have been extremely thought provoking and they have actually shaped…how to prioritize all of the problems we have to solve.”
— Meghna Sinha, VP of Artificial Intelligence and Data, Verizon
See the intro event video, featuring panelists Cathy O’Neil, Meredith Broussard, and Kathy Baxter, to learn more about the program.
“The opportunity to spend time and learn from Ethical AI pioneers and fellow leaders tackling similar issues has been invaluable for accelerating our Ethical AI initiative.”
— Reggie Townsend, Director Data Ethics Practice, SAS
Get a glimpse into the EqualAI’s Inaugural Responsible AI Summit
Equal AI’s inaugural Responsible AI Summit gathered industry leaders to align on standards and best practices for a responsible AI governance framework.
The EqualAI Badge Program for Responsible AI Governance, in collaboration with the World Economic Forum
Join our next cohort in September of 2023, which will include the following sessions:
Introduction: Why bias in AI matters to you & your company
Miriam Vogel
President & CEO, EqualAI
Kay Firth-Butterfield
Head of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning; Member of the Executive Committee, World Economic Forum
Ethical matrix for creating AI
Cathy O'Neil
Author, Weapons of Math Destruction
How bias in our world (classism, racism, sexism) translates into the AI world
Meredith Broussard
Assistant Professor, New York University
Author, Artificial Unintelligence
Is your AI safe to launch? How to assess ethical risks in AI features
Kathy Baxter
Principal Architect, Ethical AI Practice, Salesforce
Author, Understanding Your Users
Lessons learned and tools to detect bias in AI
Jen Gennai
Head of Responsible Innovation, Google
Natasha Crampton
Chief Responsibile AI Officer, Microsoft
The role of lawyers’ and laws in mitigating bias in AI
Alexandra Reeve Givens
President & CEO, Center for Democracy and Technology
Lee Tiedrich
Partner, Covington
Miriam Vogel
President & CEO, EqualAI
Andrew Burt
Co-founder and Manager Partner, BNH
Chief Legal Officer, Immuta
Where we are headed: the AI policy landscape
David Dorfman
AI Policy in the US, U.S. Congress
Sam Mulopulos
Legislative Assistant, Senate HSGAC Committee
Dora Hughes
Physician, Policymaker, Advocate, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Reva Schwartz
NIST, Co-author, Proposal for Identifying and Managing Bias in Artificial Intelligence
“I’ve been extremely impressed with the talks and speakers; it has been important for us at SBD to start our journey on Responsible AI with the support of the Badge program.”
— Mukesh Dalal, Chief AI Officer at Stanley Black & Decker
Contact us to register or learn more
Register now for our next cohort. Membership includes many benefits, including designated spots to participate in the Badge Program. To become a member, or if you have any questions, please reach out to contact@equalai.org.
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