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12 May - ebbf NEW YORK. Reimagining Leadership and Societal Futures:Forging a Vision of Justice and Hope in the AI Age

Apr 2
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Saturday July 12th

ebbf New York

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Will AI take your job? Is regulation or deregulation better in the brave new world of AI, or is that a false binary? How do we reimagine leadership — and proactively build a vision of justice and hope — as AI radically transforms so many aspects of our work and world? This dialogue will take us from big-picture systems thinking to real-world application, exploring how ethical frameworks, moral imagination, and values-based leadership can help guide decision-making across disciplines.


​Speakers: 

  • ​Nishat Ruiter: General Counsel, TED Conferences; Founder, TEDLaw 

  • ​Jamee K. Moudud: Professor of Economics, Sarah Lawrence College, Board of Directors Law and Political Economy Collective (LPEC), and Steering Committee, Association for the Promotion of Political Economy and the Law (APPEAL).

  • ​Josh Downer: Moderator, General Counsel to fast-growing start-ups in crypto and fintech.


​We will explore how values-based leadership and social consciousness — centered on ethical principles such as the process of consultation, the oneness of humanity, and the elimination of prejudice — will help us lead with courage and integrity in the AI era. Our speakers will share case studies of their work, from transforming the future of legal education to interrogating the role of ethics and social justice in economics. These concerns will help us think about the skills, new theoretical insights, guiding principles, and moral imagination required for leaders across different professions to thrive — and to lead — with humanity. Through case studies and lived experience, we will examine:

  • ​The role of ethics and social justice in economic systems shaped by AI, and how this helps us understand the ecological and income inequality concerns of our age

  • ​How leaders can respond to structural change without losing human-centered values

  • ​What it means to build institutions, professions, and cultures that lead with both rigor and compassion and moral imagination


​The session will include small-group breakouts, where participants will be invited to think through their own vision of leadership, justice, and hope in our age of AI.

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Oct 09

Thank you for this insightful post on leadership and justice in the AI age. I appreciate how you emphasize collaborative visioning. In my own work with "tiny fishing," we explore small-scale initiatives that can create significant societal change—something your discussion truly resonates with. It's a reminder that every effort, no matter how small, can contribute to the larger picture of justice and hope.

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Ricardo
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Fascinating insights on reimagining leadership and societal futures in the age of AI, forging a vision of justice and equity. The discussion on how AI is reshaping organisational structures and ethical responsibilities is essential for forward-thinking leaders. For managers in strategy or governance, a trusted artificial intelligence (AI) course & workshop for managers in New York, NY, USA offers foundational knowledge to lead with purpose and ensure AI serves the common good.

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