article thumbnail

Why Your Company Can’t Survive Without an AI Ethics Committee

Lead from Within

In this blog post, we will explore why your company really needs an AI ethics committee to not only survive but thrive, and how it can help navigate the ethical complexities of AI technology. Imagine an AI-driven hiring system used by a company to identify potential candidates for job openings.

Committee 128
article thumbnail

The Evolving Role of the Board of Directors in Sustainability and Ethics

N2Growth Blog

Establishing sustainability-focused committees can facilitate the integration of sustainability into governance structures, thereby profoundly influencing how the company navigates on its path to sustainable and responsible business practices. This accountability is critical to driving sincere efforts toward sustainability.

Ethics 217
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

The Cost of Ignoring Employees? 120% Of Annual Income or $0.35 / Share, Southwest Airlines Discovers

Modern Servant Leader

Southwest Airlines just agreed to a $140 Million settlement with the Department of Transportation over the meltdown of Southwest’s systems during December 2022 travel. As a result, the company suffered massive failures from archaic IT systems their employees and unions had been begging them to replace for decades.

Airlines 130
article thumbnail

Admitting the Real Problem – Even When It’s Hard

Ron Edmondson

If I could implement the right strategy in working with this department – find the right system – I could improve performance. I tested numerous systems to try to increase their productivity, but nothing seemed to work. Sometimes it’s not a systems problem. The best systems won’t solve a people problem.

article thumbnail

The Wrong Reason Many Policies are Written

Ron Edmondson

When one person is disrupting that system – causing more harm than good to the organization – that’s a problem to be solved. They may involve a committee (maybe even a tense committee meeting), perhaps a church vote, but they seldom address the people who are causing the problem. See the tension.) Problem not solved.

article thumbnail

Sometimes It’s Not a Systems Problem – Identifying the Real Issue

Ron Edmondson

If I could implement the right strategy in working with this department – find the right system – I could improve performance. I tested numerous systems to try to increase their productivity, but nothing seemed to work. Sometimes it’s not a systems problem. The best systems won’t solve a people problem.

System 48
article thumbnail

Frontline Festival: Leaders Share Team Building Ideas

Let's Grow Leaders

You may discover that your team is nothing more than a committee in disguise. A bigger part of it is developing an understanding of the system within which those people must operate and adjusting that system to the people on the team. If so, now you’ll know exactly how to correct course. Follow Susan.