The Transform Technology Summits start October 13th with Low-Code/No Code: Enabling Enterprise Agility. Everyone is familiar with IBM's leadership in IT, AI, and cloud services. It also happens to be one of the leading providers for Enterprise Asset Management software through its Maximo line of software and services. These tools help manage large machines, like factories, powerplants, and heavy equipment. Now, with the rise of digital twins, IBM is pivoting this business as an onramp to bringing intelligence, agility, and efficiency to a wide range of industries.

How can we ensure that artificial intelligence provides the greatest benefit to all of humanity? By that, we don't necessarily mean to ask how we create AIs with a sense of justice. That's important, of course--but a lot of time is already spent weighing the ethical quandaries of artificial intelligence. How do we ensure that systems trained on existing data aren't imbued with human ideological biases that discriminate against users? Can we trust AI doctors to correctly identify health problems in medical scans if they can't explain what they see?