IBM Privacy Chief Advocates for Transparent AI to Counter Deepfakes, Disinformation, and Bias

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is taking center stage in our digital age, impacting industries from technology to legal practice. But with growing concern around deepfakes, misinformation and inherent biases in AI, one leading voice is calling for more transparency in these systems for them to garner public trust. Christina Montgomery, Chief Privacy & Trust Officer at IBM, has laid out a blueprint to tackle these critical issues.

She argues that to effectively counter deepfakes, disinformation, and bias, we must deploy transparent, open-sourced AI models and rapidly implement regulations to safeguard election processes, creative outputs, and public interest. This perspective reemphasizes the value of transparency in our increasingly AI-driven world and the critical role that sound governing principles play.

Visit Law360 to learn more about Montgomery’s viewpoint and thought leadership on enhancing the trustworthiness of AI through transparency.