Ethical Leadership and Governance

Behaving responsibly isn’t always easy—particularly as the world continues to grapple with the ethical implications of advanced new AI solutions—but it almost always pays off in the long run.

While there are many metrics companies share in their sustainability marketing pushes, it’s not always clear what’s really being measured, or how those metrics compare to well, anything.

Venture capitalists’ role as funding source and mentor of tech start-ups makes them uniquely placed to press for more responsible use of technology.

Why this WEF report gets AI Ethics wrong, and 25 techniques for producing trustworthy AI

Here's why the tech landscape is going through a long-overdue shift, and how you can add to that momentum.

Using new technology without weighing social impact could cost companies dearly

A panel of experts weighs in on whether responsible AI should be connected to corporate social responsibility efforts.

Social impact technology and platforms have been the fastest growing category of social business in recent years, according to a report by Global Impact Investing Network

Christian Erfurt, CEO and co-founder of Be My Eyes on combining purpose and profit to build a sustainable tech business that does good.

The ethics of big data and AI have become hot topics, but the foundations of ethical technology stretch beyond the emerging trends.

Over the last two years, there has been a sea change in how financial markets view ESG considerations, which have been pushed even higher up the agenda by the COVID-19 pandemic