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Stakeholders, Opportunities, and Risks in Responsible Innovation

Routinely working with a wide variety of industries and stakeholders, I often hear of a wide variety of interests in Responsible Innovation. After one conversation that was particularly wide-ranging and inspiring, I went through an exercise to map the cares, concerns, and opportunities that are integral to  the work of Responsible Innovation.

It’s pretty rare [for me] to come out of these exercises with something I’m truly happy with and feels “complete”. This is one of those times. After using 100% of the relevant terms I had listed and found a meaningful home for human rights at the center, I feel great about its outcome and I hope others can use it to inform conversations, strategy, and generative outcomes from operationalizing Responsible Innovation. As with other content on this blog, it is shared under CC BY license.

 

Steven Tiell

Steven Tiell is Global Head of AI Governance Advisory at SAS and a Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council GeoTech Center. He has advised AI initiatives at more than 60 organizations across 10 industries, founded Accenture's global Responsible Innovation practice, and written regulatory guidance for the Monetary Authority of Singapore. He is NACD Directorship Certified and writes the monthly newsletter Autonomy Is Earned.