By Larry K. Williams, TAG President and CEO
Public-private partnerships have long been recognized as catalysts for collaboration and meaningful change. By leveraging the resources and expertise of both the public and private sectors, these partnerships have the capacity to tackle the most pressing issues of today.
I am thrilled to share that I will soon be participating in a roundtable alongside Debra Lam, the Founding Executive Director of the Partnership for Inclusive Innovation (PIN); Donnie Beamer, the Senior Technology Advisor for the City of Atlanta; and Ron McMurtrie, the Chief Commercial Officer of Honeywell. Together, we will be featured on the Technology Revolution podcast to discuss the future of public-private partnerships and the transformative power of artificial intelligence (AI).
The rise of AI presents unparalleled opportunities to revolutionize public-private partnerships. With its ability to process vast amounts of data and generate actionable insights, AI can optimize decision-making processes and enhance efficiency in sectors such as healthcare, transportation and education.
However, the integration of AI into mainstream society also presents a unique set of challenges. We must now navigate ethical issues related to privacy and security and establish guidelines that prioritize transparency and accountability to ensure the responsible deployment of AI technologies.
Moreover, as we venture into this new frontier, we cannot neglect the importance of the human element. Balancing AI-driven efficiency with human judgment, empathy and creativity is essential.
During the podcast, we will explore these critical aspects of public-private partnerships and more. Join us for this insightful discussion, streaming live on May 31st at 11 am ET.
2 Ways to LISTEN Live on May 31, 2023:
Technology Revolution Radio and VoiceAmerica Business Channel
