Baroness Joanna Shields' keynote at the WeProtect Global Alliance Abu Dhabi Summit highlights the devastating scale of online child sexual exploitation, emphasizing the role of AI in exacerbating these threats. She underscores the failures of algorithms prioritizing engagement over safety and calls for transformative action from tech companies, governments, and law enforcement. Shields advocates for AI solutions to detect abuse proactively, urging platforms to prioritize humanity and safety. The speech concludes with a call to collective action to protect vulnerable children worldwide.
In an incredibly short timeframe, the progress made by the Center for AI globally in driving forward the development and deployment of responsible AI has been phenomenal.
Joanna Shields shares her reflection on Responsible AI and innovation following her recent involvement at the GPAI Summit and Paris Peace Forum
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National Forum for the Protection of Children and Adolescents Victims of Sexual
Exploitation in the Context of Internet Pornography
Your Excellencies Ladies and Gentlemen,
I would like to thank the Minister for Home Affairs, Peter Dutton for the opportunity to join you today to participate in the formal opening of the Australian Center to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE). Whilst these proceedings were delayed due to the COVID 19 pandemic...
Legislation cannot catch every use case. Governments must be nimble and agile as use cases emerge that require exceptions to protect the public good, and in this case, our children from harm.
Hi Everyone. I am Joanna Shields, CEO of BenevolentAI. I am delighted to have this opportunity once again to speak at ‘We are Tech Woman’. I want to thank Vanessa and the marvellous team behind this event. Every year you shine a spotlight on aspiring women who are creating...
What we experienced in the first five months of 2020 has been unprecedented in our lifetimes. As the pandemic raged through our communities and lockdowns were enforced, digital connectivity uplifted us, keeping our friends and families close, our businesses operating and, thankfully, our...
