Building Technology for an Inclusive Future

Next-generation technology, like artificial intelligence (AI), touches almost every aspect of our lives: from what we watch, to how we shop, to the way we work and more. But how much does the average person actually know about the technology that shapes many of the decisions that impact us? And with an increasing reliance on technology and computer literacy, what can be done to ensure no one is left behind? On a recent episode of TELUS International Studios, we sat down with Sinead Bovell, founder of WAYE, a community where young entrepreneurs learn about the intersection of business, technology, ethics and the future. Bovell explains that she is driven by a mission to build a progressive, informed and thriving society -- one in which technology is built on the "right side of history."