Artificial intelligence startups face critical challenges in ensuring ethical and responsible development, as their foundational choices have lasting consequences. The ´Responsible AI for Startups: Frameworks You Can Apply from Day One´ online event is designed for early-stage founders and teams seeking to prioritize responsibility and compliance from the outset of their Artificial Intelligence journey. Fion Lee-Madan, technical co-founder of Asenion (formerly Fairly AI and anch.AI), will share actionable guidance for integrating governance, risk management, and ethical practices in rapidly evolving Artificial Intelligence ventures.
Attendees will explore how robust responsible Artificial Intelligence frameworks proactively address regulatory, ethical, and reputational risks. The session emphasizes why embedding compliance and ethical considerations into startup culture from the very first stages is vital for long-term viability and trust. By focusing on future-proof practices, founders can safeguard their technology against potential setbacks and position themselves for competitive advantage as legal and societal expectations intensify.
The event will deliver practical takeaways, including step-by-step frameworks and real-world insights suitable for technology entrepreneurs with varying levels of experience. Drawing on her global perspective as a technology leader across Fortune 500 firms and fast-scaling startups, Lee-Madan will detail how to operationalize responsible Artificial Intelligence beyond theory, offering concrete tools for founders to adapt as their products and markets mature. The session is supported by the Founder Institute, a global network that empowers entrepreneurs to build impactful, fundable businesses, and forms part of its ongoing commitment to advancing responsible technology leadership worldwide.
