Kenneth Atuma speaks on ethical AI at AIIM Global Summit 2025
Kenneth Atuma spoke at an international summit in Atlanta on the importance of using artificial intelligence responsibly in managing information, highlighting ethical concerns, global regulations, and ways to ensure AI is used safely and effectively.
, one of the promising young academic at our university, recently spoke at the , held from 31 March to 2 April in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. This high-profile international summit brought together thought leaders, professionals, and academics to discuss the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on information management.
Kenneth delivered a well-received session titled "Ethical AI in Information Governance: Shaping the Future of Information Management." His presentation focused on the growing importance of ethical considerations in the deployment of AI technologies within the field of information governance. He addressed key concerns such as transparency, accountability, and compliance, as well as strategies for ensuring that AI tools are implemented responsibly to enhance efficiency, decision-making, and organisational effectiveness.
During the session, Kenneth also explored current and emerging AI regulatory frameworks from the EU, the US, and other regions, offering practical guidance on mitigating risks related to bias, data privacy, and data integrity.
The session sparked meaningful dialogue among attendees and emphasised the importance of maintaining human-centred values as we continue integrating AI into complex information ecosystems.
Reflecting on the event, Kenneth said:
AI ethics is a topic of great importance for the future of Information Management. We must take it seriously to fully harness AI鈥檚 potential while minimising associated risks. With AI evolving rapidly, ensuring transparency, accountability, and compliance is more critical than ever. I鈥檓 grateful to AIIM International and all who joined the conversation let鈥檚 keep it going!
This engagement not only highlights Kenneth鈥檚 emerging leadership in the evolving discourse around responsible AI in Information Governance and Compliance but also showcases our university鈥檚 commitment to contributing to cutting-edge developments in digital transformation and ethical innovation.
We congratulate Kenneth on this achievement and look forward to seeing the continued impact of his work on the future of ethical information governance.