Can We Completely Trust AI? No, But We Can Monitor and Govern It | Kavya Pearlman in Conversation with Frank Pagano in The Cryptonomist


We love machines. We follow our navigation system to go to places, and carefully evaluate recommendations about travel, restaurants and potential partners for a lifetime, across various apps and websites, as we know algorithms could spot opportunities that we may like, better than we can ever do. But when it comes to final decisions about health, our job or our kids, for example, would you trust and entrust AI to act on your behalf? Probably not.

This is why we (FP) talk to Kavya Pearlman (KP), Founder & CEO at XRSI, which is the X-Reality Safety Intelligence group she put together, to address and mitigate risks in the interaction between humans and exponential technologies. She is based on the West Coast of the US, of course. This is our exchange.  

At XRSI, we believe the answer lies not in slowing down innovation, but in governing it responsibly.

That’s why we introduced the Responsible Data Governance (RDG™) Standard, an actionable, certifiable solution designed to ensure data is handled with transparency, accountability, and respect for fundamental rights. RDG™ provides organizations with the tools to proactively address the types of risks outlined in the Cryptonomist article, covering everything from biometric data exposure to lawful cross-border transfers.

🌍 Whether you’re a platform provider, smart device manufacturer, or policymaker in the MENA region or beyond, now is the time to build trust, not blind spots.

👉 Learn more about RDG™ and how to get certified: https://xrsi.org/rdg

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