
Michael Tjalve discusses AI governance and the SAFE AI framework with host Jennifer Wilde.
In this Humanitarian AI Today episode, Michael Tjalve, Independent Humanitarian AI Advisor and co-author of the SAFE AI framework, speaks with guest host Jennifer Wilde, an AI strategy and social impact advisor, about AI governance, the SAFE AI initiative and the evolving security and operational landscapes. Against the backdrop of critical, sector-wide dialogues bringing together executive leadership and technical teams from organizations of all sizes, they explore the new safety and security topics of concern posed by advances in AI, compute distributed across agents, and the emergence of sophisticated models like Mithos that can expose and be used to exploit critical IT security vulnerabilities. Michael outlines his advisory work helping humanitarian organizations understand how they can confidently use AI in a way that is both effective and responsible, emphasizing the increasingly present role that artificial intelligence has in humanitarian action today. Jennifer and Michael discuss the SAFE AI framework next, the Standards and Assurance Framework for Ethical AI, which stands as the first operational, end-to-end AI governance framework tailored specifically for humanitarian…
Host: Jennifer Wilde
Guest: Michael Tjalve
Organizations: SAFE AI, CDAC Network, The Alan Turing Institute, Humanitarian AI Advisory, UK Government’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
Places: East Africa
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