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Hamilton Mann
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- Hamilton Mann is a Digital for Good pioneer, a renowned thought leader, and a digital transformation and marketing expert. He’s the father of the new term and approach to AI that he coined, Artificial Integrity.
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Meet Hamilton Mann
Hamilton Mann is the Group Vice President of Digital Marketing and Digital Transformation at Thales, a global leader in advanced technologies, focusing on digital and ‘deep tech’ innovations such as artificial intelligence, big data, connectivity, cybersecurity, and quantum technologies to build a future we can all trust. As a forefront leader in digital transformation, he leads global transformative initiatives across the organization’s presence in 68 countries, helping large corporations, institutions, and governments make the world safer, greener, and more inclusive with the power of AI and digital technologies, in critical areas foundational for economic stability and the world’s sustainability: defense, aeronautics, space, cybersecurity, digital identity, and security.
Prior to his tenure at Thales, he served as Director at Capgemini Invent, focusing on Business Technology, Innovation, Marketing, Globalization Strategy, and Organizational Transformation for Energy & Utilities, Transportation, and Aerospace Fortune 500 companies, helping them navigate how to harness digital transformation to serve shareholder and stakeholder interests for the greater good of society.
Hamilton is also Senior Lecturer at INSEAD, HEC Paris, and EDHEC Business School, where he imparts knowledge in Digital Transformation with the perspective of enabling the greater good in society. mentoring at the MIT Priscilla King Gray Public Service Center. He hosts ‘The Hamilton Mann Conversation,’ a masterclass podcast on ‘Digital for Good’ aiming at democratizing knowledge on what digital for good is, giving as many people as possible the opportunity to understand how digital can help make a better future for society.
Regarded as a global thought leader, Hamilton has contributed to Stanford Social Innovation Review, Knowledge at Wharton, INSEAD Knowledge, Forbes, Harvard Business Review France, The European Business Review, Technology Magazine, and Les Echos, covering diverse topics about Artificial Integrity (that he coined as the new ‘AI’), Digital for Good, Digital Transformation, Sustainability, Innovation and Business Models for social good strategies. His upcoming book, Artificial Integrity (out in October), is essential for AI professionals and anyone interested in AI’s societal impact, equipping readers for the challenges and opportunities in a human-centered AI future.
He sits on the Advisory Board of the Ethical AI Governance Group (EAIGG), a diverse community of AI practitioners focused on democratizing the growth of ethical AI through best practices and innovations in AI development, deployment, and governance.
As a visionary pioneer of Digital for Good, he was recognized in the Thinkers50 Radar as one of the top 30 emerging business thinkers globally in 2024.
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ARTIFICIAL INTEGRITY IS THE NEW AI
John McCarthy, a pioneer in computer science, coined the term ‘Artificial Intelligence’ (AI) in 1955. Although McCarthy’s vision was revolutionary, it largely overlooked a crucial aspect without which all intelligence, including that of systems, is an empty shell devoid of meaning: integrity. The real challenge for leaders in AI development lies not in making AI systems more intelligent, but in recognizing and addressing the inherent places where they would fit in our organizations and our societies to preserve what is core to human values and enhance, not harm, their integrity. At its heart, Artificial Integrity aims to foster a symbiotic relationship between AI and humanity, where technology supports human well-being and societal progress, redefining the interaction between human wit and AI’s capabilities.
In this talk Hamilton Mann offers an exploration into ‘Artificial Integrity’ as a new AI paradigm, presenting this novel approach in AI development and implementation.
More info: Introducing the Concept of Artificial Integrity: The Path for the Future of AI
WHY DIGITAL FOR GOOD MATTERS
To grasp the essence of ‘Digital for Good’, it is essential to acknowledge that technology, even when created with the best intentions for the greater good, is not inherently immune from producing adverse effects in society.
Technology itself is not inherently sustainable or positive.
A comprehensive understanding of ‘Digital for Good’ starts by thinking against oneself, especially as a technologist, with the acknowledgment of some critical paradoxes, paving the way for a more mindful and responsible approach to technological development in society.
Some of these paradoxes include the following:
- There’s no technology without environmental debt
- Chaos theory applies to technology
- Jevons paradox challenges technology’s efficiency beliefs
- Technology-fixes pledges for no ease
- Technology has no exclusivity on innovation
- Yesterday’s technology decisions set limits to new technology adoption
- Technology-Regulation gap is the best call for responsible technology
In this talk, Hamilton Mann help navigates these complex paradoxes, offering strategies and insights for harnessing the power of technology responsibly.
More info: Why Digital For Good Matters
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Artificial Integrity
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