Category: artificial intelligence

AI for All: Global Standards Must Bridge Gaps for Immigrants in our Digital Age

AI’s impact on immigrant integration raises both opportunities and challenges for communities. Standards from NIST, OECD, and ISO ensure responsible AI deployment, focusing on inclusivity and fairness. The NIST AI Risk Management Framework specifically addresses risks like bias and privacy, showcasing effective strategies through examples on immigrant integration.

Breaking the Noise: Fall Course for Data Leaders

Generation1.ca, led by Professor Arundati Dandapani, succeeds in staying focused on refining data into actionable intelligence through the “Breaking the Noise” approach to make informed, impactful decisions for its membership. Learn how you can break through the noise for your diverse stakeholders and communities with more impactful stories that drive impactful change and meaningful partnerships at this Fall 2025 ESOMAR Virtual Academy course.

AI Governance in Washington DC

Join Arundati Dandapani on the GreenBook IIeX North America Mainstage in Washington, DC, as she explores how AI can empower immigrants, bridge cultural divides, and drive global equity. Her TED-style talk, AI, Immigrants, and the Future of Inclusive Socio-Technical Systems, highlights the transformative potential of responsible AI in addressing global challenges and fostering a sustainable, inclusive future.

Beyond Reality or Promise: The Pitfalls and Potential of Synthetic Data

The debate at Stevens Institute of Technology for Insights Association’s AI Ignite Conference, featuring Arundati Dandapani, Dwayne Allen, Jess Hall, and John Bremer, examined whether synthetic data could replace human insights. Dandapani argued that synthetic data, while scalable, lacks the depth of human-generated insights essential for understanding multicultural communities like immigrants. Read more.