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Ethical AI in a Fractured World: Power, Policy, and Culture in 2026

As we move into 2026, I’m asking a different question. Not whether AI will affect organizations. But how prepared leaders are to govern it. AI is no longer just a technology issue. It is a power issue. A policy issue. A culture issue. That’s why I’m hosting this month’s Women in AI LinkedIn Live on: Ethical AI in a Fractured World: Power, Policy, and Culture in 2026 In my work, I support corporations and C-suite leaders as they navigate AI decisions, even when AI is not their core business. I also work with startups to establish governance, risk, and compliance early, so AI readiness is built in from the start. For this conversation, I’m joined by Ayca Ariyoruk, Senior Fellow at the Center for AI and Digital Policy. Ayca brings a global perspective on AI governance. Her work examines how AI redistributes power across states, markets, and institutions, and what that means for democracy, human rights, and international stability. As Chief Ethics and Culture Officer at Women in AI, I see how ethical AI decisions are shaped by leadership judgment, cultural context, and policy realities. In this interview, we’ll explore: ✅ Where global AI governance is converging ✅ Where it’s fragmenting ✅ What leaders should be watching as 2026 unfolds If you lead, govern, or influence AI decisions, this conversation matters.