Noya Nachmany

AI Ethics

Passionate about the responsible use of technology, Noya is an AI Ethics Professional dedicated to ensuring that artificial intelligence is developed and deployed with fairness, transparency, and accountability. With a background in both technology and ethics, they help organizations navigate the complex intersection of innovation and responsibility—turning ethical challenges into opportunities for trust and long-term success.

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How it works

AI without accountability is just automation without conscience.

AI is a powerful tool, but like any tool, its outcomes depend on how it’s used. When it’s guided by poor data, weak oversight, or unclear goals, it can make bad decisions — just much faster and at a larger scale. That’s why human judgment, ethical guardrails, and clear accountability are critical when implementing AI in any part of the business.

AI Ethical Guidelines

Offers clear guidance on AI ethical guidelines — ensuring responsible use, transparency, and alignment with human values and business impact across teams and technologies.

AI Coaching

Provides clear, ethical guidance on AI — aligning technology with business goals, ensuring transparency, and helping teams use AI responsibly and effectively in real-world settings.

AI Governance

Provides practical guidance on AI governance — setting clear policies, roles, and oversight to ensure compliant, ethical, and accountable use of AI across the organization.

Announcement

The Anamoly

What happens when AI makes decisions we can’t trace? The Anomaly explores the urgent need for transparency and accountability in artificial intelligence. A sharp look at how traceability can keep smart systems in check — before they run off course.

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We are developing technologies that are powerful, but not morally intelligent. The question is whether we are going to build moral machines or risk creating morally indifferent ones.

Shannon Vallor (Philosopher of technology)

AI is a tool, not a god. It is an instrument we must learn to use responsibly and wisely, with all of our ethical and moral constraints.

Gary Marcus (AI researcher and professor)

We have to create systems where we put the brakes on innovation when it’s moving too fast and could harm people.

Timnit Gebru (AI researcher and advocate for ethical AI)

Work in progress?

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