Tuesday 21 September 2021

Ben Taylor, CTO & Co-founder, Rainbird Technologies on "Bias, transparency and governance in automated decision making"

 

Conference TFNetworkAutumn21

Data Science - The beating heart of AI
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Ben Taylor, an authority on artificial intelligence – with an encyclopedic knowledge of its past and present – he is passionate about solving complex challenges through the use of innovative technologies. Where some see problems, he sees solutions.

Earlier in his career, while Director of Technology at a motor insurance start-up, he led the technical development of an award-winning AI system that revolutionised the motor insurance industry. As the co-founder and CTO of Rainbird Technologies, Ben is the driving force behind the fusion of human expertise and automated decision-making. He continues to push the boundaries of the platform’s capabilities, enhancing and developing it to serve a variety of data-driven processes. He holds a degree in artificial intelligence from the University of Sussex and is an active member of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Artificial Intelligence (APPG AI).

LinkedIn @Rainbird Technologies
Twitter  @rainbirdAI

Bias, transparency and governance in automated decision making

As they look at the great landscape of AI, organisations are getting to picture machine learning in finer detail. But the closer they get to the detail, the more they notice a chasm emerging between prediction and automated decision. And for no organisation does that chasm pose greater danger than those who operate in regulated industries.

In this talk, Ben Taylor, CTO of Rainbird, will discuss the challenges of turning data-first prediction into automated decision making, and how organisations can overcome them. He’ll discuss bias in data and decision making, the importance of transparency and how to embed governance into automation.

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