RedBoxMe in Collaboration with Cartier is thrilled to put the spotlight on one of our Inaugural Thinkers, Kay Firth-Butterfield.
Kay is the CEO of Good Tech Advisory and has been leading work on Responsible design, development and use of AI from the beginning. In 2014 she became the world’s first Chief AI Ethics Officer and became Vice-Chair of the IEEE Global Initiative for Ethical Considerations in Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems in 2015 and the founding head of AI at the World Economic Forum in 2017 where she also served on the Executive Committee. She is frequently cited as a leading woman in AI and was featured in the The New York Times as a woman changing the landscape of leadership. In 2024 Kay received the TIME 100 Impact Award.
By background Kay is a British Barrister and former Judge who focused on human rights law and is the author of books on Human Rights, AI and Modern Slavery. She developed an interest in how technology will impact humans around the world while studying for advanced degrees in International Relations and law and has been focused on Responsible design, development and use of AI for more than a decade.
She was part of the group which met at Asilomar to create the world’s first ethical principles on AI in 2017. She sits on the Polaris Council for the Government Accountability Office (USA), the Advisory Board for UNESCO International Research Centre on AI, the AI and Philanthropy Steering Committee of the Partnership on AI, the Advisory Boards for international companies and non-profits ADI , Earth Species Project and AI4ALL, and most recently there is Kay’s Fellowship at New America.
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As the CEO of Good Tech Advisory she leads a team offering thought leadership, advice and support to companies to enable them to reap the benefits and mitigate the risks that AI brings to their enterprise.
We at RedBoxMe in Collaboration with Cartier look forward to continuing these conversations with Kay, along with many others.
