The opportunity in front of us is not to just ride the wave of AI,” Bhimani says. “We’re going to have to look at things we haven’t looked at, like ethics, and see it as an opportunity for helping us drive this technology.
One of the most valuable lessons I learned working with a portfolio of Moonshots at Alphabet is that when we intentionally create the space for people to solve hard problems that impact millions, we start to lay down the tracks for addressing human needs that truly enhance humanity.
I believe the audacity of the moonshots themselves demanded me to meet them with strategic dynamism. And so I approached this moonshot landscape as a nested ecosystem.
Moonshot leaders, in my experience, need their peripheral vision to navigate the uncharted territories of technology, culture, and business
Hope and excitement for AI as our co-partner is something that could be catalyzing. So, I am starting to think of AI as a much needed accelerator to help us solve complex world problems, in ways that could have taken us decades or would not have been possible at all.
As someone who works on and helps leaders and tech companies build inclusive and responsible innovation and technology, I am finding myself thinking more about drones as community entities and assets
The opportunity in front of us is not to just ride the wave of AI,” Bhimani says. “We’re going to have to look at things we haven’t looked at, like ethics, and see it as an opportunity for helping us drive this technology.
