SSBM Geneva hosted an evening on Artificial Intelligence, ethics, and the challenges shaping our future. Organised in collaboration with BPW Léman, the event brought together professionals, academics, and industry experts for a thought-provoking discussion on the opportunities, responsibilities, and societal impact of AI.
The evening featured distinguished speakers whose diverse expertise provided valuable perspectives on the ethical, legal, and societal dimensions of emerging technologies: Fadi Daou, the Executive Director of Globethics, Juliette Ancelle, the Partner at id est avocats, and Dr. Viola Krebs, Professor and specialist in technology, communication, and international business.
Through engaging discussions, participants explored the importance of responsible innovation, the evolving legal framework surrounding artificial intelligence, and the need for collaborative approaches that place ethics and human values at the centre of technological advancement.
A special acknowledgment goes to Mary Mayenfisch-Tobin, LL.M., whose leadership, dedication, and support through BPW Léman played a key role in making this meaningful exchange possible. Her longstanding commitment to education, human rights, diversity, and international dialogue continues to inspire important conversations around responsible leadership and emerging technologies.
The event highlighted the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in addressing the complex ethical, legal, and societal implications of AI, while creating a valuable space for learning, reflection, and networking among participants from diverse backgrounds.
At SSBM Geneva, we remain committed to fostering meaningful dialogue that connects innovation, ethics, leadership, and global responsibility. By bringing together experts and thought leaders, we continue to support conversations that help shape a more inclusive and responsible future.
