Commentary from our member companies
CEO, Transcarent: “AI is quickly changing our economy, aspects of our everyday lives, and our health and care. We are only at the beginning, we are uncovering new and innovative ways to apply AI, and it will constantly evolve. It’s important to advance quickly and responsibly, protecting safety, privacy, and trust, while establishing precedents for future success. As we work to transform the consumer health and care experience with generative AI at Transcarent, we are proud to work with the Data & Trust Alliance on developing policy recommendations that ensure innovation can thrive while protecting the safety and earning the trust of the public.”
, President, Global Affairs, Meta: “As policymakers and regulators around the world think through the rules that will govern AI, they must reflect the nuances that exist across the sectors where it will be deployed. At the same time, they must regulate in a way that preserves the benefits of open source innovation. The Data & Trust Alliance is a crucial partner in providing a cross-industry perspective on these issues and their policy recommendations are a meaningful step forward for industry and government alike.”
, Senior Vice President Software and Chief Commercial Officer, IBM: “IBM is proud to offer our guidance in D&TA’s policy recommendations to help AI creators and users deploy ethical and trustworthy technology. Our company has long committed to building and using trustworthy AI, and we’ve also worked alongside policymakers and stakeholders to encourage smart, effective AI regulations that protect citizens while promoting innovation. AI must be governed responsibly to earn trust — and corporations and governments have critical roles to play.”
“CEOs formed the Data & Trust Alliance to develop responsible data and AI practices. These are organizations and practitioners who share a commitment to earning trust with stakeholders as they deploy AI systems in the real world,” said Jon Iwata, Executive Director of the Data & Trust Alliance, “Our policy recommendations reflect this pragmatic perspective.”
We hope these recommendations are constructive and will help encourage critical discussion. We encourage like-minded organizations to work with us to continue to put forward policy recommendations and engage governments and civil society to advance trustworthy AI. If you support these recommendations, please reach out and share with relevant parties.
Camille Stewart Gloster is the Chief AI Policy Strategist at D&TA. Camille is a leader on emerging technology and cybersecurity strategy and policy. She was the first Deputy National Cyber Director over Technology & Ecosystem Security at the White House and has held leadership roles at large organizations including Google, Department of Homeland Security, and Deloitte.