#23 - The AI Constitution

About this episode

This episode explores the six pillars of AI governance and the importance of responsible AI management.

Artificial Intelligence feels powerful. Capable. Objective. It drafts our emails, ranks our candidates, flags our risks, recommends our actions. It moves quickly, scales effortlessly, and speaks with confident fluency. But what happens when intelligence spreads faster than responsibility? What if the real risk is not that AI makes mistakes, but that we never decided who owns those mistakes? Presented by Qlik Partner Ambassador and Qlik MVP Igor Alcantara, and Qlik Partner Ambassador and Qlik Education Ambassador Angelika Klidas, this episode explores the six pillars of AI governance: safety, security, legal, ethics, performance, and sustainability. From bias and model drift to regulatory pressure and environmental cost, we examine why governing AI is not about slowing innovation, but about preserving trust. Because in the end, the question is not whether AI will shape decisions. The question is whether we are disciplined enough to govern the systems that shape them. Subscribe to the Data Voyagers Podcast wherever you get your podcasts and share the show with friends and colleagues. Visit our website: https://www.datavoyagers.net/Learn more about our AI Training…

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Hosts: Igor Alcantara, Angelika Klidas

Topics covered

• Artificial Intelligence
• AI governance
• ethics
• safety
• security
• legal
• performance
• sustainability

Keywords

• AI Constitution
• trust
• innovation
• bias
• model drift
• regulatory pressure
• environmental cost

Sponsors

IPC Global

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Products: Data Literacy Book by Angelika Klidas, Book by Igor Alcantara

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