As someone who uses AI regularly, I’ve saved countless hours by relying on it to consolidate information, tackle challenges, and brainstorm alternative ideas. But like any tool, it has its limitations. I’ve come across inaccuracies, particularly in areas like medical, legal, engineering, and financial advice. That’s why it’s so important to double-check and validate AI-generated responses—especially when the stakes are high.

Some of my friends and colleagues are understandably cautious about AI. They bring up valid concerns about bias, privacy, transparency, job displacement, security, and the need for stronger regulations. These are big issues, and AI’s impact on the world is shaping up to be even more transformative than past innovations like the printing press or the internet.
 

To navigate this complex landscape, I’ve made it a point to use AI responsibly. I’ve even created my own “AI Responsibility and Integrity Commitment” to keep me grounded in values like inclusivity, respect, kindness, reliability, and mindfulness. It’s a way to stay intentional in how I use AI and to encourage others—especially in business settings—to do the same.
 

I’d love for you to consider adopting a similar approach. When we all embrace responsible AI practices, we can ensure this technology makes a positive difference. Companies, too, should develop clear AI Usage Policies to stay ahead of potential challenges and make sure AI is used ethically and effectively.
 

By being thoughtful about how we use AI, and by advocating for responsible practices with business leaders and policymakers, we can help steer this technology in the right direction. Together, we can make sure AI benefits everyone. 

If you’d like, you can download my "AI Responsibility and Integrity Commitment" (available in PDF or Word format) and adapt it to your own values. Let’s make this a collective effort for the greater good!