Meet DC’s 2024 Tech Titans
Originally published in Washingtonian The most innovative and important leaders in Washington’s tech scene. Some of Washington’s biggest players in technology have had a particularly busy year putting their stamp on the future of the industry. Take the Department of Justice’s landmark antitrust case against Google. It came after years of cajoling by one of […]
Companies carry more liability for AI than they realize
Originally published in Axios Companies that make use of generative AI — whether they know it or not — could be taking on more legal liability than they realize, according to an article shared first with Axios. Why it matters: The legal discussion around genAI has largely focused on the liability of the companies developing the technology rather than those […]
5 ways to avoid artificial intelligence bias with ‘responsible AI’
Originally published in World Economic Forum Over the last few years, responsible AI has gone from a niche concept to a constant headline. Responsible, trustworthy AI is the subject of several documentaries, books, and conferences. The more we make responsible AI an expectation and a known commodity, the more likely we are to make it our reality. This […]
Women in AI: Miriam Vogel stresses the need for responsible AI

Miriam Vogel Stresses the Need for Responsible AI TechCrunch highlighted President and CEO of EqualAI, Miriam Vogel, for spotlight on “Women in AI” series. In the interview, Vogel advocated for AI literacy across the country and in every community, in addition to the creation of standardized metrics to evaluate AI systems. Vogel also highlights the […]
AI and Democracy

Miriam Vogel speaks at Harvard Kennedy School on AI & Democracy As artificial intelligence plays a growing role in elections and public discourse, experts are debating its risks and benefits for democracy. At a panel hosted by the Harvard Kennedy School, EqualAI President and CEO Miriam Vogel joined Professor Latanya Sweeney and others to examine […]
Your board needs no-nonsense AI leadership – these experts explain why

Miriam Vogel Advises on AI Leadership in the Boardroom Miriam Vogel, president and CEO of EqualAI, explored the growing role of AI governance alongside other prominent leaders on a July 2024 episode of the DisrupTV podcast. Vogel emphasized the need for greater AI literacy and engagement amongst the broader set of stakeholders. She also highlighted […]
How fear of AI could limit its benefits to a few

Miriam Vogel believes that the only thing we have to fear about AI is the fear of AI itself In an Axios interview, EqualAI CEO Miriam Vogel warned that widespread fear of AI could lead to its benefits being concentrated among a small, exclusive group. She explained how important AI literacy is to ensuring more […]
Stanford Emerging Technology Review Launches In Washington DC

Miriam Vogel Moderates Panel with Former Secretary Rice, Former Secretary Raimondo, Dr. Fei-Fei Li at the Launch of the Stanford Emerging Technology Review Miriam Vogel, President and CEO of EqualAI, moderated a compelling discussion on the governance and safety of artificial intelligence during an event launching the Stanford Emerging Technology Review. The panel featured former […]
Bridging AI and Consumer Trust with Miriam Vogel

Miriam Vogel Talks AI and Consumer Trust on the A16z Raising Health Podcast In November 2023, EqualAI CEO Miriam Vogel joined Andreessen Horowitz General Partner Dr. Vijay Pande on the Raising Health podcast to offer insights into how to integrate AI into business thoughtfully and effectively through AI governance. She discussed best practices for AI […]
Board Responsibility for Artificial Intelligence Oversight
Originally published in Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance Artificial Intelligence (AI) is quickly taking over. But not in the robot-coup type of scenario that inspires multimillion dollar box office hits. Rather, AI protects our credit cards from fraudulent activity, helps employers to hire and maintain a remote workforce during a global pandemic, and […]