When AI speaks for the institution
How organisations decide when AI may advise, represent or act on their behalf.
Where AI should act. Where people must decide.
Keynotes and briefings help leaders see what AI may do, where human accountability must remain and how institutions earn trust.
Three talk themes
Talks are shaped for executive, policy, academic, founder and public audiences. Each theme can be delivered as a keynote, panel contribution, guest lecture or educational briefing.
Permission before autonomy
What leaders should settle before an AI system is given decision rights.
Who remains answerable when AI acts?
How disclosure, human intervention and recourse shape trust.
Further themes can draw on teaching, decision ownership, companion AI, public advice and the wider Synthetic Authenticity research programme.
Employer-event examples on the Practice page are labelled by role. Speaking material draws on published research and public sources rather than Isentia data, client information or proprietary methods.
This site presents Prashant Saxena’s academic research, faculty teaching and public speaking. He leads revenue for Isentia across Southeast Asia. Media intelligence, media monitoring, social listening, reputation measurement and related organisational work are undertaken through Isentia.
