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AI, Philosophy, and Responsibility: A Systems Approach to Human–AI Co-Existence

In this episode of Making Sales Social, Cristina DiGiacomo joins the conversation to explore how philosophy can help leaders navigate the realities of artificial intelligence. Cristina brings a systems-based perspective to AI, arguing that ethical outcomes are produced not by intent alone, but by how decisions are structured, repeated, and scaled inside organizations. She explains why responsibility must remain visible when AI is introduced into sales, leadership, and customer-facing systems—and why fear-based narratives about AI distract from the real work leaders must do. Topics discussed include: Why philosophy belongs in AI decision-making before systems are built How responsibility shifts when decisions are embedded into technology The limits of compliance checklists and values statements Why leaders must own AI outcomes, even when execution is automated How the 10+1 Commandments of Human–AI Co-Existence™ emerged as a practical decision-making tool This conversation is especially relevant for sales leaders, executives, and teams navigating AI adoption under pressure, where speed, incentives, and ambiguity can quickly obscure accountability. About Cristina DiGiacomo Cristina DiGiacomo is a philosopher of systems who builds ethical infrastructure for the age of AI. She is the founder of 10P1 Inc. and the creator of the 10+1 Commandments of Human–AI Co-Existence™, a decision-making tool used by CEOs, CISOs, CAIOs, and Chief Compliance Officers to make responsibility explicit in high-stakes AI environments. With 25 years of experience as an award-winning Interactive Strategist for organizations including The New York Times, Citigroup, and R/GA, Cristina brings deep firsthand knowledge of how systems shape human behavior and how misaligned incentives create risk at scale. She holds a Master of Science in Organizational Change Management and is the author of the #1 bestselling book Wise Up! At Work. Cristina is the founder and Chief Philosophy Officer of the C-Suite Network AI Council and a sought-after speaker and podcast guest on Responsible AI, Systems Ethics, and leadership under uncertainty.