Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Technology (IET) Theme
Learn more about the Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Technology (IET) theme at the college and how it impacts the faculty and students’ work.
The SC Johnson College, in partnership with eCornell, has launched a new learning experience created specifically for alumni.
Through this educational experience, we will share knowledge and best practices to identify the constantly evolving competitive strategic and tactical opportunities.
“Deeply Responsible Leadership” is a modern-day realignment within our corporate ethos, urging business leaders to think beyond the sole pursuit of profit and instead towards a more holistic consideration of societal and environmental impacts. The 2024 Lifelong Learning Experience, created for alumni, will address the profound impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on society. This year will emphasize the importance of understanding AI technologies and their opportunities, offering insights into the future of AI, dealing with ethical issues, and more while responsibly navigating these complexities. Companies leveraging AI face ethical dilemmas surrounding data privacy, algorithmic bias, and the possible societal ramifications of AI-driven decision-making. Ensuring AI technologies are developed and deployed responsibly is essential. Innovation in AI demands ethical foresight, balancing progress with societal well-being.
The programming includes curriculum-based content presented by our faculty as well as conversations about challenges and opportunities in this dynamic space.
The lifelong learning experience is supported by the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business Office of Alumni Affairs and Development and the Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Technology (IET) theme, in partnership with eCornell.
Responsible Leadership: Harnessing AI for the Greater Good
In this panel, industry leaders explore the intersection of deeply responsible leadership and artificial intelligence (AI) in driving business transformation. Moderated by Robert Bloomfield, the discussion delves into key considerations for developing and deploying AI technologies ethically across industries. Panelists Andrew Y. Chin, Sarah Kreps, and John Wu offer unique insights from their industries. The panel underscores the critical role of ethical AI leadership in shaping responsible business practices and fostering trust among stakeholders in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Hear from our experts about the opportunities and challenges businesses face related to sustainability. (Coming Soon)
Some highlights:
THE FUTURE OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT IS HERE
NAVIGATING THE TALENT DISRUPTION
Look out for eCornell’s AI series Keynotes and podcasts in the works for May and June!
Learn more about the Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Technology (IET) theme at the college and how it impacts the faculty and students’ work.