Leadership in Age of AI, Expectation gap, Ethical AI | Valeria Sadovykh | Stories in AI

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I had a great conversation with Valeria, Sadovykh, Ph.D who leads Digital Transformation at PwC and we discussed leadership in the age of AI, human psychology, some amazing AI stories from her customers, trust and ethics and much more, I hope you enjoy this discussion as much as I did.

00:00 Valeria Sadovykh's Story
04:29 Conspiracy theories & humanizing AI
09:39 Companionship of compliance
12:25 Enterprise Innovation and State of AI
16:00 AI in Action - where are we now
26:00 Transitioning into Industry 5.0
29:15 Tesla AI Day - quick review
32:50 Ethical AI and Trust
39:00 Advice to Data/AI Enthusiasts
44:40 Rapid Fire - AGI, Personal practice

Valeria Sadovykh, PhD - Bio

Valeria Sadovykh is a leading expert in the decision making and decision intelligence aspects of AI. She is a Digital Transformation Lead at PwC with a focus on leveraging emerging technology and strategic partnerships to solve organisational challenges. Valeria’s expertise, in the utilization of AI, ML and digital transformations, has shaped the business decisions of various multinational corporations across a range of industries.

Valeria has led strategic IT developments involving emerging technology, Industry 4.0, digital transformation, intelligent automation, and mass customization. She has successfully delivered business-critical projects leading to enhanced workplace efficiencies, operational decision-making, sustainable practices, and optimizing the customer journey.

In addition to her consulting career, Valeria is also actively involved in academia. She has a series of academic and media publications in top tier journals/conference proceedings within Information Systems/Computer Science domains. She holds a PhD in Information Systems from the University of Auckland, New Zealand. Her primary research interests are online decision-making, decision intelligence, human biases, ethical AI, and disruption and adoption of AI and ML. She has lived and worked in Singapore, New Zealand, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Australia, Europe and now the US.