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Tech companies are uniquely positioned to maximize their social impact through collaborations with nonprofits, public and private agencies, and even each other.

As we expand the horizon on the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI), we must also implement policies that prevent gender bias.

Companies aren’t waiting to see what regulation looks like before jumping in with AI

To ensure the technology is used ethically tomorrow, we must ensure responsible innovation and deployment today. 

Among the thousands of tech companies, large and small, there are a few that not only stay afloat, but also revolutionize the industry through game-changing innovations.

The AI revolution holds tremendous potential particularly for the youth in India, providing opportunities for skill development and upward social mobility, says Eric Loeb, executive vice-president, Global Government Affairs at Salesforce. Speaking to ET Online, he discusses data and AI, the Indian tech policy, and geo-politics of AI technology.

The AI revolution holds tremendous potential particularly for the youth in India, providing opportunities for skill development and upward social mobility, says Eric Loeb, executive vice-president, Global Government Affairs at Salesforce. Speaking to ET Online, he discusses data and AI, the Indian tech policy, and geo-politics of AI technology.

Salesforce will support a week of impact with conversation, collaboration, and continued progress at the United Nations General Assembly and Climate Week NYC. Here, Suzanne...

Government-led legislation would be great, but in the meantime AI tech firms should make voluntary commitments around risk and safety.

/PRNewswire/ -- The United States Council for International Business (USCIB) announced today the appointment of a new President and CEO. Whitney Baird,...