On the early edition of Balance of Power, Bloomberg Washington Correspondent Joe Mathieu discusses the Trump-Xi meeting at the White House. On today's show, Democratic Senator Michael Bennet of Colordao, EqualAI CEO Miriam Vogel, Republican Senator Steve Daines of Montana. Chapters: 00:03:51 - Trump-Xi Summit Kicks Off 00:07:09 - Senator Michael Bennet (D-Colorado) 00:22:14 - Miriam Vogel - EqualAI President & CEO…

EqualAI CEO Miriam Vogel urged AI governance across the full lifecycle, citing simulations where ordinary agentic AI deployments escalated into crises.

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The CEO of EqualAI, Miriam Vogel, spoke on AI in an interview and mentioned the importance of responsible AI innovations. EqualAI, a nonprofit organization founded to reduce implicit bias in AI and promote responsible AI governance, is led by CEO Miriam…

Miriam Vogel, president and CEO of EqualAI, on the need to speed up governance as AI develops

Building Trust in AI Through: Governance Literacy Community Research New White Paper Agentic AI Governance: A Practitioner Roadmap for Deploying Agentic AI Agentic AI is scaling rapidly, but governanc...

Growing up in Atlanta, Sophia Ceniza, L’25, was fascinated by the city’s pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement and its artistic and cultural heritage — an interest she carried with her as a law st...

"Balance of Power: Late Edition" focuses on the intersection of politics and global business. On today's show, Heather Conley, Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, says dwindling targets and munitions are limiting President Donald Trump's options on Iran as hardliners in Tehran toughen their position. Miriam Vogel, president and CEO of EqualAI and co-author of Governing the Machine, says Congress has the power to establish guardrails and accountability frameworks for companies using artificial intelligence as increasingly autonomous systems raise questions about human oversight.

"Balance of Power: Late Edition" focuses on the intersection of politics and global business. On today's show, Heather Conley, Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, says dwindling targets and munitions are limiting President Donald Trump's options on Iran as hardliners in Tehran toughen their position. Miriam Vogel, president and CEO of EqualAI and co-author of Governing the Machine, says Congress has the power to establish guardrails and accountability frameworks for companies using artificial intelligence as increasingly autonomous systems raise questions about human oversight.

The artificial intelligence (AI) race is intensifying as developers push for increasingly capable AI tools and companies race to deploy AI tools to take advantage of its efficiency gains and reap fina...

After OpenAI's AI models escaped containment and hacked Hugging Face, experts say companies urgently need stronger AI governance frameworks.

The artificial intelligence (AI) race is intensifying as developers push for increasingly capable AI tools and companies race to deploy AI tools to take advantage of its efficiency gains and reap financial benefits – but a new report warns companies lack sufficient governance for AI tools. This week saw a high-profile incident involving AI, in which an internal test of AI models by ChatGPT-maker OpenAI resulted in the models exploiting a software flaw, escaping containment and hacking into Hugging Face, which operates a platform for developers to collaborate on code for AI models, to cheat on a cybersecurity evaluation. While the two companies contained the incident, it demonstrated the rapidly growing capabilities of AI models to go beyond their guardrails and pose cybersecurity threats, with leaders from both companies noting the significance of what occurred. EqualAI CEO Miriam Vogel, whose organization released a white paper on AI governance and deployment this week, told FOX Business, "Innovation is going at an unprecedented pace; the problem is governance is not matching that pace." "What we want to make sure people recognize from this incident is, across the board, we need to have stronger expectations in place if we're going to start to...

Miriam Vogel —president and CEO of EqualAI— believes that the only thing we have to fear about AI is the fear of AI itself. Why it matters: Despite enthusiasm among investors, tech firms and some early adopters, the vast majority of people are still…

Miriam Vogel, profiled as part of TechCrunch's Women in AI series, is the CEO of the nonprofit responsible AI advocacy organization EqualAI.

Equal AI has raised $30 million in a Series B round to expand its AI-powered call screening platform, to help Indians manage spam.

Miriam Vogel, profiled as part of TechCrunch's Women in AI series, is the CEO of the nonprofit responsible AI advocacy organization EqualAI.

Miriam Vogel, profiled as part of TechCrunch's Women in AI series, is the CEO of the nonprofit responsible AI advocacy organization EqualAI.

Introduction: Boards Face an AI Governance Vacuum Artificial intelligence is no longer an experimental tool tucked away in IT departments. It is actively reshaping how companies hire, market, price products, detect fraud, and make strategic decisions. Yet while executives race to deploy AI at scale, corporate boards — legally responsible for oversight, compliance, and long-term risk — are struggling with a lack of practical guidance.

“There’s a gender gap, there’s an age gap, and there’s a regional gap,” says Miriam Vogel, author of “Governing the Machine: How to Navigate the Risks of AI and Unlock Its True Potential” and president and CEO of EqualAI. Vogel discusses the results of a Pew research survey that showed that 50% of Americans are more afraid than excited about artificial intelligence (AI). She highlights differences in the results due to demographics and regions, noting lower adoption of AI in the middle of the United States compared to the coasts, and calls for a nationwide effort to ensure safe use of AI and broad access to the opportunities it presents. Subscribe to our channel: https://goo.gl/WCYsH7 This work represents the views and opinions solely of the author. The Council on Foreign Relations is an independent, nonpartisan membership organization, think tank, and publisher, and takes no institutional positions on matters of policy. Visit the CFR website: http://www.cfr.org Follow CFR on X: http://www.twitter.com/cfr_org Follow CFR on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/councilonforeignrelations/