Organizations confronting AI and blockchain face two daunting questions. How will these technologies actually reshape business, the economy and society? And how can law, trust and accountability possibly keep up? Kevin Werbach has spent decades in tech, government and academia answering both. His approach is grounded and pragmatic: skeptical of hype and of doomsaying alike, and focused on what organizations can actually do to make AI and other emerging technologies work, both effectively and responsibly.
Werbach created the first business school course on AI governance and is academic director of Wharton's Strategies for Accountable AI executive program. In the blockchain field, he created the Reg@Tech Roundtable for global regulators, was lead author of "The Stablecoin Toolkit" and co-chairs the World Economic Forum's Global Futures Council on Decentralized Finance. He also leads Wharton's Global Modular Course on technology and AI in China.
Kevin WerbachVice Dean of Wharton's MBA Program for Executives and Liem Sioe Liong/First Pacific Company Professor, The Wharton School