In this episode of the Disambiguation Podcast, host Michael Fauscette sits down with Rohan Sen, a data risk and privacy principal at PricewaterhouseCoopers US, to explore the critical topic of responsible AI. Join us as we dive into the findings of PwC's Responsible AI survey, which reveals insights from over a thousand U.S. executives on AI adoption, governance, and the challenges organizations face in implementing responsible AI frameworks. Rohan shares key statistics, including the surprising gap between AI adoption and the consideration of risks and governance.

We discuss the importance of trust and transparency in AI, how organizations can leverage responsible AI for competitive advantage, and the intersection of AI with privacy and cybersecurity. Rohan also highlights the need for intentionality in governance and the evolving landscape of decision intelligence. Whether you're a business leader, an AI enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of AI, this episode offers valuable insights into navigating the complexities of responsible AI.

Key Topics:

Overview of the Responsible AI survey findings Challenges in implementing responsible AI governance

The role of trust and transparency in AI adoption Leveraging responsible AI for competitive differentiation

The intersection of AI, privacy, and cybersecurity Future trends in responsible AI and decision intelligence

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