1:01Draw the decision before choosing the tool
Start with the workflow, human decisions and intended benefit.
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AI and development.
Follow the journey from choosing a useful problem to access, skills, continued support and institutional change.
What needs to be in place for AI to help the people it is meant to serve?
- STEP 1 OF 5
Define the decision
Begin with what people need to do and how a tool might help them do it.
1:01 - STEP 2 OF 5
Examine who can participate
Devices, data costs and household control can prevent access before adoption even begins.
2:23Interest is not the same as access
The adoption gap starts before installation: devices, data cost and household control.
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Invest in people
Nuria Oliver explains why infrastructure also depends on skills, opportunities and support for changing livelihoods.
1:11AI infrastructure needs people
Nuria Oliver explains why AI infrastructure depends on talent, opportunity and support for people whose work is changing.
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Plan beyond the pilot
A practitioner asks who will fund the monitoring and human support a deployed system continues to need.
1:18Who funds safety after the pilot?
A practitioner challenges short grants that leave nobody to monitor deployed systems.
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Connect the levels of action
Bhaskar Chakravorti brings markets, institutions and public agency together as starting points for change.
1:24Markets, institutions and people
Bhaskar Chakravorti connects competition, institutions and public agency as starting points for changing who benefits from AI.
Likely speakerBhaskar ChakravortiDean of Global Business; Chair, Digital Planet · The Fletcher School, Tufts UniversityLinkedIn ↗