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interview w/ Marry Walker Justice Without Borders

Mary Walker, an Australian ADR specialist, works to improve justice access in
developing countries while recognizing challenges like limited infrastructure
and resources. Though AI could enhance dispute resolution, she emphasizes that
successful implementation requires significant investment, and maintains that
procedural fairness and rule of law are crucial for stability in regions with
limited access to traditional legal systems.


interview w/ Kristin Nobles Healing Through Sharing

Kristin Nobles shared her experience with breast implant illness at a
conference, emotionally connecting with industry experts to raise awareness
about this misunderstood condition. She emphasized how personal storytelling can
drive healthcare advocacy, while highlighting the importance of recognizing
one’s intellectual value and using vulnerability to create meaningful impact.

interview w/ Sam xu Global Data Empowerment

Sam Xu, founder of Geno, is working to bridge the AI divide by helping
developing nations harness the value of their data through blockchain
technology. Operating across China, Vietnam, and Malaysia, Geno educates
communities about data value extraction and management, ensuring these countries
can actively participate in the fourth Industrial Revolution. Through this
educational and technological approach, Xu aims to create a more equitable
global AI landscape where developing nations aren’t just observers but active
participants in the digital economy.


interview w/ alakh verma From Oracle to Impact

Former Oracle director Alakh Verma established Bent to expand innovation beyond
Silicon Valley by recruiting talent from Asia and remote India, focusing on
developing nations’ growth through engineering education and skills development.
His approach combines global research expertise with local needs, empowering
businesses to create jobs and reduce poverty while fostering community-driven
innovation in developing regions.

interview w/ wendy mok Beyond the Tech Hubs

Drawing from her global education background, Wendy Mok advocates for AI’s
potential as a positive force across multiple sectors, from legal database
management to digital banking and insurance. While highlighting AI’s benefits in
enhancing business operations and efficiency, she acknowledges the significant
challenges developing countries face in adoption, emphasizing that proper
infrastructure and education are crucial for communities to fully harness AI’s
potential.


interview w/ chandra challagonda Guarding the Digital Future

Chandra Challagonda, VP of Business Development at F Foundation, advocates for a
measured approach to AI development that prioritizes data privacy, regulation,
and transparency. He emphasizes that while AI advancement is crucial, it must be
balanced with robust privacy protections and inclusive practices that consider
diverse demographics. His vision promotes careful, collaborative AI development
that builds public trust while addressing global challenges effectively.

interview w/ kartik tikku Balancing AI and Equity

Kartik Tikku, as CEO of Balance, is leveraging AI to democratize investment
opportunities for Millennials and Gen Z, with a particular focus on developing
nations. His approach combines user-friendly AI investment tools with strong
data privacy measures, while also promoting clean energy initiatives. Through
Balance, Tikku aims to address global income inequality by ensuring the benefits
of AI-driven wealth generation are distributed equitably, while carefully
managing associated risks and prioritizing user data security.


interview w/ tianze zhang Bridging AI Gaps Through Global Collaboration

Tianze Zhang advocates for inclusive global collaboration in AI development,
emphasizing the need to incorporate perspectives from underdeveloped regions. He
believes AI can transform society for the better if developed with diverse
input, viewing underdeveloped areas as potential contributors rather than just
consumers of technology, while emphasizing that opportunities should be based on
merit rather than social standing.

interview w/ PHILIP HACKETT K.C AI, Equity, and Ethical Regulation in Law

Philip Hackett K.C. examines AI’s role in legal practice, particularly in
developing countries where infrastructure limitations restrict access. He
anticipates mobile software solutions will democratize AI access even in
underserved areas, while emphasizing that proper regulation and ethical
guidelines are crucial. Hackett highlights the tension between commercial
interests and ethical considerations, advocating for oversight that ensures AI
reduces rather than exacerbates inequalities in legal access.


interview w/ Bernardo cartoni From Legal Frameworks to AI Ethics

Bernardo Cartoni, a multi-jurisdictional lawyer and arbitrator, advocates for
balanced AI regulation that benefits developing countries while maintaining
innovation. He emphasizes that effective AI governance requires collaboration
between public and private sectors, suggesting that while regulation is
essential, it must be carefully crafted to ensure AI bridges rather than widens
societal disparities. Cartoni believes everyone, not just legal professionals,
has a role in shaping responsible AI development.

interview w/ sachin chauhan Guiding Policymakers in the Age of AI

Sachin Chauhan explores AI’s transformative potential, emphasizing sustainable
implementation in developing nations. He advocates for collaboration between AI
experts and policymakers to ensure responsible deployment, arguing that
sustainable practices and expert guidance are crucial for success. Chauhan
emphasizes that while AI can enhance productivity and solve complex problems,
its benefits must be shared inclusively with developing nations.


interview w/ velynne ji The Power of Personal Growth and Human Connection

Velynne Ji, during her third visit to Vienna organizing a two-day forum,
discovered that beyond the logistical challenges, the true value lay in
fostering human connections and personal growth. Drawing from her Chinese
background, she emphasized how diverse perspectives and emotional connections
contribute to both individual development and collective progress, highlighting
that collaboration across cultures is essential for creating meaningful impact.

interview w/ ireen nambule Shaping the Future Through Policy and Justice

Ireen Nambule-Samulozela highlights AI’s transformative potential in justice
delivery, emphasizing how technology can improve efficiency and service delivery
while maintaining the rule of law as fundamental. While advocating for AI
integration in legal processes, she stresses the importance of thoughtful
policy-making and global collaboration to ensure these technological advances
benefit future generations.


interview w/ wendy o’brien Balancing Innovation and Ethics in Technology-Driven
Justice

Wendy O’Brien, working with UNODC, emphasizes balancing technological
advancement with human rights protection in criminal justice systems. She
advocates for transparent AI design that prioritizes due process rights and
privacy, while stressing that solutions must be guided by international
frameworks and meaningful community engagement, ensuring rights are protected
both online and offline.

interview w/ Magdi Mofadal AI’s Role in Empowering Least Developed Countries

Ambassador Magdi Mofadal highlights AI’s potential to empower Least Developed
Countries (LDCs), while acknowledging challenges like energy deficits and
limited global trade participation. He emphasizes the importance of human
resource development and regulatory frameworks, noting that LDCs are actively
engaging in international discussions on AI and cybersecurity despite
representing only 1% of global trade.


interview w/ roland fadrany Building Trust and Interoperability in the Age of AI

Roland Fadrany emphasizes the critical role of trust and interoperability in AI
development through data spaces, particularly highlighting initiatives like Gaia
X. While acknowledging the importance of regulations like the EU’s AI Act, he
advocates for proactive trust-building measures over reactive policies,
stressing that data quality and integrity from reliable sources are fundamental
for effective AI training and implementation.

interview w/ Claudia Abbas Making AI Work for Legal Systems

Claudia Abbas, a professor at the University of Brasilia and co-founder of C9
Tech, combines her expertise in electrical engineering and blockchain to develop
human-centric AI solutions, particularly in visual computing. Through her
advisory role at Pix Force and involvement in Brazil’s AI Act discussions, she
advocates for balanced technological advancement that prioritizes societal
benefits while ensuring technical expertise informs policy-making.


interview w/ Muhammad Zuhaili Education’s Role in AI Advancement

Muhammad Zuhaili emphasizes education’s vital role in advancing AI, particularly
in developing nations, stressing that proper understanding leads to responsible
development. He advocates for a balanced approach that integrates human values
into technological progress, ensuring equal rights and opportunities while
maintaining that education can shape individuals’ impact on society through
their use of technology.

interview w/ Parsha Gopalakrishnan AI Regulation for an Equitable Future

Parsha Gopalakrishnan, with over 25 years of experience in AI governance,
focuses on developing fair and ethical AI systems that promote equitable
societies. Through his work with startups, policy makers, and G20 task force
members, he emphasizes the importance of balancing privacy concerns with
national interests while advocating for robust governance frameworks that ensure
responsible AI development.




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