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# Trustworthy AI and Ethics with IBM Consulting's Phaedra Boinodiris

In this episode of Infosys's Being AI-First podcast, AI Interrogator, host Kate Bevan is joined by Phaedra Boinodiris, IBM Consulting's global lead for Trustworthy AI.

## Overview

**Authors:** AI Interrogator Podcast

**Publication Date:** 8 April 2024

**Link:** <https://aiinterrogator.podbean.com/e/phaedra-boinodiris/>

**Keywords:** trustworthy AI, ethical AI, Inclusive AI, IBM Consulting, governance, diverse teams

**Type:** Audio/Podcast

## Summary

In this episode of Infosys's Being AI-First podcast, AI Interrogator, host Kate Bevan is joined by Phaedra Boinodiris, IBM Consulting's global lead for Trustworthy AI. They delve into the challenges of creating ethical and inclusive AI systems, highlighting the critical role of diverse teams and the next generation in shaping AI's future. Phaedra shares insights on building trustworthy AI, emphasizing the importance of accountability and governance while addressing misconceptions about AI-driven apocalyptic fears.


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