While everyone's talking about AI, far fewer have deployed it successfully or turned technology into business outcomes. This panel changes that, bringing together Generative AI experts for a deep dive into the practical application of generative AI. From building new customer offerings to refreshing internal processes, the panellists will reflect on the importance of data quality, data security, the responsible use of data as well as change management when it comes to embedding generative AI into the business strategy.
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Emili Budell-Rhodes
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Director, Engineering Culture
Emili is Lead Evangelist for Engineering Culture at LexisNexis Legal & Professional (LNLP), and the main author of RELX’s Responsible AI Principles.
With a background in the social sciences and years of experience in the non-profit and corporate responsibility sectors, she is a purpose-driven innovator passionate about advancing engineering excellence at LNLP while creating inclusive, responsible technology. Emili advocates for and contributes to shaping the enterprise-level technology strategy, standards and practices that help teams raise the bar, every day. As part of this wider role, Emili navigates the competitive advantages of responsible AI in LNLP’s business strategy and risk-based governance framework, and creates and implements guidelines for utilizing generative AI within the company’s ecosystem. She helps employees guide actions beyond the products they develop as it defines LNLP as a company.
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This session will explore why culture can make or break business transformations. People, process and technology equally shape the culture of an organization, and in turn impact how value propositions are framed and operationalized.
The opposite of progress is congress, as the saying goes. There's widespread belief that increased governance slows down innovation and makes teams less productive. But is this true? LexisNexis' Emili Budell-Rhodes offers an alternate perspective: By partnering between technology teams and legal staff at the outset, everyone benefits.
The audience will learn how to create robust feedback loops and a joined-up lifecycle for innovation, delivering new features and products that are compliant from the outset.