Deloitte Sponsors World Economic Forum’s Centre for Trustworthy Technology
Deloitte is a founding sponsor of the World Economic Forum’s new Centre for Trustworthy Technology. The Centre aims to promote and facilitate ethical technology by improving the integrity of emerging technologies, such as, the metaverse, blockchain, digital reality, quantum computing, and artificial intelligence.
Deloitte’s support of the Centre is the latest in our US Purpose Office Technology Trust Ethics practice’s ongoing commitment to build trust in technology and expand the equitable opportunities of a tech-savvy world to all people. This ultimately supports our organizational purpose to make an impact that matters by creating trust and confidence in a more equitable society.
"Emerging technologies offer immense potential to change the world for good. We are proud to team with the World Economic Forum and the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation to lead in furthering the ethical adoption and responsible decision-making of these promising technologies. When technology is built in a purposeful way it can benefit businesses, all people and society overall."
-Joe Ucuzoglu, Deloitte Global CEO
Learn more about the Centre and our purpose-driven commitment in our latest video.
The Centre will present opportunities to convene stakeholders from government, business, academia, and society to shape the agenda on ethical and trustworthy technology. A member of Deloitte will also serve on the Centre’s board of directors.
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