FW writer Tamara O’Brien digests the issues from Claire’s recent webinar on the uses and abuses of AI in sustainability reporting. Corey Walrod, from the ISSB’s technical staff, gave the inside track on the new IFRS sustainability standards; Diana Rose, ESG Research Director at Insig AI, explained the pros and cons of common types of AI and how corporate reporters should approach them; while Adrian Clark of Royal Bank of Canada explored the uses and limitations of AI in making judgement calls about potential investments.
The Easter Sunday message prompts Claire to reflect on how we don’t need to be in positions of power to act powerfully: any of us can stand up for the truth by challenging false information.
Claire comments on a gap in the UK Government’s strategy for developing a pro-innovation approach to AI regulation – namely, the lack of focus on corporate reporting. But fear not: our research in partnership with Imperial College London and Insig AI should help fill it!
Claire holds back her planned blog to bring you the exciting news that this week her campaign for the responsible use of AI in reporting was the subject of The Banker’s editorial.
Claire discusses the launch of her guidance for Boards and management on the responsible use of AI in corporate reporting. All blogs and documents referenced can be found in the new AI campaign section of our website.
Claire reflects on the outbreak of violence in the Middle East and how it highlights the responsibility we all share to promote the truth in public discourse.
Claire takes heart from a conversation with Maria Kepa of EY, who explained that the new requirement on the horizon to include a resilience statement in the annual report needn’t be the nightmare we report writers thought it might…
FW writer Tamara O’Brien finds out how a new AICPA & CIMA/Oxford University’s Saïd Business School course in sustainability-related financial strategy is helping finance professionals meet the latest international standards and improve business performance.
Can we reverse the tide of invective and untruth that threatens to overwhelm reasoned debate? Claire finds hope in an unlikely pairing.
Claire gives an update on her proposal for regulating the use of AI in reporting, and invites all those interested to take part in an hour-long focus group discussing the topic. If you’d like to join what promises to be a lively debate, please email claire@falconwindsor.com.
Claire is bemused by a new ‘controversy’ over an ethnonym that had been well understood in her undergraduate days…
Claire has drafted a proposal for how to regulate the use of AI in reporting, which she’s sharing with the FCA and FRC. You can read it here.
FW writer Tamara O’Brien digests the issues from Claire’s recent webinar on the uses and abuses of AI in sustainability reporting. Corey Walrod, from the ISSB’s technical staff, gave the inside track on the new IFRS sustainability standards; Diana Rose, ESG Research Director at Insig AI, explained the pros and cons of common types of AI and how corporate reporters should approach them; while Adrian Clark of Royal Bank of Canada explored the uses and limitations of AI in making judgement calls about potential investments.