Karen Bartleson's guest appearances

Karen Bartleson

IEEE Technology Time Machine

Electric Ladies Podcast

STEM on FIRE

Lisa Jacobson

Whitney Johnson

Hillary Clinton

Joann Lublin

Ashley Bell

Zainab Salbi

Chris Smith

Anne Kelly

Lawrence Krauss

Joanne Lipman

Jerry Brown

Peter Shankman

Angela Duckworth

Jay Newton-Small

John F. Kennedy

OwlTail

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Power Standards - Karen Bartleson, IEEE

Karen Bartleson is the IEEE CEO and President with a long history at Synopsys, an Electronic Design Automation company.  She has a BS degree in Engineering Science with and emphasis in Electronic Engineering.  Her original intent was to pursue Biomedical engineering but was too new of a field so she studied many disciplines.  Her career started as a software engineer and worked into modeling transistors for simulation used in Integrated Circuit (IC) design.  A strong belief is the advancing of technology for the benefit of humanity and she is really fired up about Ethics in technology, especially with a lot of artificial intelligence (AI) coming our way.  A paper brought up during the discussion was Ethically Aligned Design: Ethics Karen says, never pass over opportunities and you need courage to get through college. Free Audio Book from Audible www.stemonfirebook.com Free Audio Book from Audible

Karen Bartleson is the IEEE CEO and President with a long history at Synopsys, an Electronic Design Automation company. She has a BS degree in Engineering Science with and emphasis in Electronic Engineering. Her original intent was to pursue Biomedical engineering but was too new of a field so she studied many disciplines. Her career started as a software engineer and worked into modeling transistors for simulation used in Integrated Circuit (IC) design. A strong belief is the advancing of technology for the benefit of humanity and she is really fired up about Ethics in technology, especially with a lot of artificial intelligence (AI) coming our way. A paper brought up during the discussion was Ethically Aligned Design: <a href="http://standards.ieee.org/develop/indconn/ec/ead_v1.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ethics</a> Karen says, never pass over opportunities and you need courage to get through college. Free Audio Book from Audible <a href="http://www.stemonfirebook.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.stemonfirebook.com</a> <a href="http://www.stemonfirebook.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Free Audio Book from Audible</a>

5: IEEE President/CEO – Electronics Engineering – Karen Bartleson

IEEE President, Karen Bartleson, sat down with us to discuss the future of technology and where she sees the world in twenty-five years. Karen has made a tremendous impact on the technology industry and leads the entire IEEE organization with passion and zeal – bringing new light to the various engineering fields and industries the organization represents all while paving a bright future for women in tech. Needless to say, Karen is the perfect person to discuss the future of technology during this Technology Time Machine podcast. Among many other topics, Karen shares her vision of technology advancing space travel, healthcare, and even cyborgs in the near and distant future. However, with the advancement of technology comes the need for discussion on the ethics associated with artificial intelligence. How do we approach ethics and built-in biases that might come with the advancement of these machines? This is just the question that the IEEE, and Karen, are addressing; truly working towards IEEE’s mission of Advancing Technology for the Benefit of Humanity.

Episode 3: Q&A with Karen Bartleson, President and CEO, IEEE