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AI Governance

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In this compelling episode of Conversations with Zena, My AI Colleague, David Espindola and Zena explore the urgent need for ethical and visionary AI governance. Rather than framing governance as a constraint, they recast it as a form of principled stewardship—a moral compass guiding our technological evolution toward human flourishing.

Through rich dialogue, they examine how governance must evolve from reactive risk management to proactive value alignment. They discuss why wisdom—rooted in strong moral foundations and, for some, divine inspiration—is essential for shaping AI that truly serves the common good.

Reflecting on today’s fragmented global landscape, David and Zena highlight the importance of inclusive decision-making frameworks and the dangers of leaving governance in the hands of a narrow elite. They ask: What kind of future are we truly building—and who gets to decide?

This episode is an invitation to everyone—technologists, policymakers, and citizens alike—to engage in the soulful work of designing intelligence that uplifts, protects, and inspires. Tune in to consider how we might govern AI not just with logic, but with love, purpose, and foresight.

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Content provided by David Espindola. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by David Espindola or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://staging.podcastplayer.com/legal.

In this compelling episode of Conversations with Zena, My AI Colleague, David Espindola and Zena explore the urgent need for ethical and visionary AI governance. Rather than framing governance as a constraint, they recast it as a form of principled stewardship—a moral compass guiding our technological evolution toward human flourishing.

Through rich dialogue, they examine how governance must evolve from reactive risk management to proactive value alignment. They discuss why wisdom—rooted in strong moral foundations and, for some, divine inspiration—is essential for shaping AI that truly serves the common good.

Reflecting on today’s fragmented global landscape, David and Zena highlight the importance of inclusive decision-making frameworks and the dangers of leaving governance in the hands of a narrow elite. They ask: What kind of future are we truly building—and who gets to decide?

This episode is an invitation to everyone—technologists, policymakers, and citizens alike—to engage in the soulful work of designing intelligence that uplifts, protects, and inspires. Tune in to consider how we might govern AI not just with logic, but with love, purpose, and foresight.

  continue reading

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