Wharton prof, accountable AI guy, crypto nerd, tech policy maven, game thinker, MOOC teacher, Jewish panentheist, pescatarian.
Joined March 2007
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13 Jan 2025
Thrilled to launch the Accountable AI Lab (ACAI) at @WhartonAIAI! We’re tackling the critical challenges of AI ethics, governance, and regulation to ensure AI works for society.
Learn more: ai-analytics.wharton.upenn.e…
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Jun 11
The danger of an AI agent isn't its access, it's what it does with that access. On The Road to Accountable AI, Nadav Cornberg of Eve Security explains the value of "interrogating" agents mid-action.
Listen now at accountableai.net
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Jun 4
Your AI model can be perfectly safe, yet your agent can still cause real harm. On The Road to Accountable AI, I talk with Venkat Siva of CompFly AI, about why governing autonomous agents demands a new control layer.
Listen now at accountableai.net.
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May 28
On the Road to Accountable AI, I spoke with Georgia Tech's @munmun10 about what researchers actually know about AI’s impacts -- positive and negative -- for mental health.
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May 22
The new White House policy requiring green card applicants to apply from outside the US is a capricious attack on legal immigration. It will hurt families, leave us with fewer doctors, teachers and scientists, and hurt American competitiveness in AI.
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May 21
Holistic AI co-CEO @EmreKazim_ joined me on The Road to Accountable AI to discuss the evolution of AI governance, and why technical research and evaluation capacity are increasingly essential.
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May 19
New op-ed with @Petercontibrown, based on our research on bank supervision as a model for frontier AI safety oversight
AI regulation needs a “bank examiner.” An expert body to supervise risk is a much more promising model than the FDA or product-safety laws, write @Petercontibrown and @kwerb
on.wsj.com/49WwyVj
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May 14
On The Road to Accountable AI, I spoke with Rumman Chowdhury about responsible AI in 2026, Independent Verification Org legislation, why AI evals are still immature, the risks of cutting entry-level hiring, and why discernment is the word of the year.
🎧 accountableai.net
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May 7
Most AI governance guidance is built for large enterprises. But half of American workers are in firms under 500 employees.
On The Road to Accountable AI, Var Shankar breaks down how to give smaller organizations access to AI governance tools.
Listen now: accountableai.net
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Apr 30
New episode of The Road to Accountable AI: I talk with Katie Fowler of the @TR_Foundation about their new report analyzing AI governance practices at 3,000 companies worldwide. The findings are striking.
Check it out at accountableai.net.
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Apr 23
Is seeing (or hearing) no longer believing?
@HenryAjder, my guest this week on The Road to Accountable AI, is one of the world’s leading experts on deepfakes and synthetic media.
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Apr 20
Apple, Google, Oracle, and xAI down. My master plan to have Penn grads running every major tech company is proceeding well. The non-Quakers suspect nothing.
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Apr 20
So am I understanding correctly that the handshake deal with the Pats for AJ Brown is a 2027 3rd and a 2028 1st? The Eagles will say they got their asking price, and NE will say they got their guy for nothing this year.
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Apr 20
And everyone will talk about AJ being disgruntled and Russini helping out Vrabel, when it's really all about the upcoming extensions for Quinyon, DeJean, and Carter to extend the Eagles' Superbowl window. This seems obvious, no?
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Apr 16
My guest this week on The Road to Accountable AI, @PhilipDawson of Armilla AI, makes the case for AI insurance as a tool for accountability.
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Apr 10
Delighted to see the home page for my distinguished institution, the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, lead today with coverage of the Accountable AI Research Conference that my Accountable AI Lab hosted in February:
ai-analytics.wharton.upenn.e…
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Apr 9
Could something with the mind-numbing name of ISO 42001 be one of the most exciting developments in AI governance? On The Road to Accountable AI, @Walter_Haydock and I talk AI certification standards.
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Apr 8
It can't be an accident that Anthropic is focusing the Mythos messaging on dangerous cyber capabilities that it is responsibly addressing, as it's embroiled in its dispute with the Pentagon claiming the company is a threat to US security.
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Apr 2
Companies have AI governance committees, but are they asking vendors the right questions?
On the Road to Accountable AI, Richa Kaul of Complyance breaks down AI governance, risk, and compliance (GRC). Tune in on your favorite podcast platform, or at accountableai.net.
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Mar 30
I get the moral panic about academics and journalists using AI for creative work. Critical thinking is important! But what conceivable scenario is there where we adopt a hard societal norm against the technology vs. seeing this phase as a quaint moment of holding on to the past?
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Mar 30
This summer I will take over as Vice Dean in charge of Wharton's MBA for Executives program (WEMBA)
I agreed to the role because there's no better place to address the challenges - and opportunities - that AI and other developments pose for jobs, business broadly, and education.
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Mar 30
We can't rest on our laurels. The landscape may look very different, ver ysoon, in any number of ways. The great news is that there is no program we offer with more scope for experimentation and innovation. I want us to lean into those opportunities, taking nothing for granted.
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Mar 30
I can't wait to get started. And to engage with our incredible students, faculty, staff, alumni, and other stakeholders about their ideas for continuing and building on WEMBA's success.
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