Dr. Nathan C. Walker provided a video presentation as part of a session on AI and Suicide Prevention prepared by the Riverside Trauma Center for the Massachusetts Suicide Prevention Conference in Boston, MA. He explained what studies define as “ethics” in AI ethics and why this movement toward creating responsible technology is not a compliance checklist but a way of thinking, a way of life.
His video was embedded in the presentation prepared by Kimberly Martin, M.Ed, LMFT, Executive Director, Riverside Trauma Center; Dr. Breanna Reeser, DBH, MHI, Suicide Prevention & Postvention Strategy SOS Signs of Suicide and Riverside Trauma Center; and Sean Smith, LICSW, Program Coordinator, Workplace Suicide Prevention, Riverside Trauma Center.