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Mitali Deypurkaystha
20+ pieces of media coverage
AI Governance Strategist
AISensa
Mitali Deypurkaystha is an AI Governance Strategist based in Newcastle Upon Tyne, with 20+ pieces of media coverage.
She's the co-founder of AISensa, which exists to help regulated industries adopt AI responsibly in a way that is governed, evidenceable, and genuinely valuable to the people doing the work.
She's also the Chair of the Organisation for Responsible Businesses and co-founder of the Human-First Responsible AI Pledge, a framework calling on business leaders to adopt AI ethically, commercially, and with people at its centre.
She's the co-founder of AISensa, which exists to help regulated industries adopt AI responsibly in a way that is governed, evidenceable, and genuinely valuable to the people doing the work.
She's also the Chair of the Organisation for Responsible Businesses and co-founder of the Human-First Responsible AI Pledge, a framework calling on business leaders to adopt AI ethically, commercially, and with people at its centre.
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UK Sustainable Business News
Data centre the size of 15,840 Tesco Extras should have Brits “worried” about UK’s AI Growth Zones
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UK Tech News
Data centre the size of 15,840 Tesco Extras should have Brits “worried” about UK’s AI Growth Zones becoming “AI Drought Zones”
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Thisismoney
Fake AI job adverts from Meta and Spotify are catching out young applicants: Here's how to spot them
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National World
Nationwide warning: Building Society's latest move branded "long-overdue reality check"
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Business Matters
Your next laptop could cost £300 more after AI land-grab triggers soaring memory prices
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Newspage News
Microsoft Azure and AWS outages: “We’re seeing what putting all your eggs in one basket looks like on a global scale”
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Newcastle World
Newcastle AI expert claims tech dependency will hugely impact job market as Amazon set to cut 14,000 roles
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Business Matters
November Budget: “Get AI wrong and the Treasury will engineer its own fiscal collapse”
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