TLDR: Dayforce, a global leader in human capital management (HCM) technology, has announced the formation of an AI Ethics Council. This council, composed of distinguished external experts, will provide independent guidance to ensure the responsible development and deployment of AI-powered solutions, focusing on fairness, transparency, and trust.
Dayforce, Inc. (NYSE: DAY; TSX: DAY), a prominent global leader in human capital management (HCM) technology, today unveiled the establishment of its AI Ethics Council. This strategic move underscores Dayforce’s commitment to fostering responsible AI innovation and addressing the profound societal implications of artificial intelligence. The council, comprising five distinguished external experts, will serve as an independent advisory body, offering critical guidance on the ethical development and deployment of Dayforce’s AI-powered solutions.
David Lloyd, Chief AI Officer at Dayforce, emphasized the dual nature of AI, stating, “AI presents extraordinary opportunities and profound responsibilities. At Dayforce, we believe AI should not only accelerate innovation but also safeguard fairness, transparency, and trust.” He further elaborated on the council’s role: “By engaging leading experts from academia, civil society, and the private sector, our AI Ethics Council will help us anticipate challenges, integrate diverse perspectives, and shape AI solutions that serve the greater good.”
The newly formed council is tasked with providing candid advice on a comprehensive range of issues. These include critical areas such as privacy, compliance, governance, worker rights, algorithmic discrimination and bias, and other broader societal impacts. The members will meticulously review the company’s approaches, offering perspectives and recommendations aimed at strengthening ethical AI practices and innovation strategies within Dayforce.
The inaugural members of the Dayforce AI Ethics Council are:
Miranda Bogen – Director of the AI Governance Lab, Center for Democracy & Technology
Agnes Bundy Scanlan – President, Cambridge Group
Merve Hickok – Founder, AIethicist.org
Nicol Turner Lee, Ph.D. – AI Governance Expert and Author
Greg Vert – Principal, Human Capital Applied AI Leader, Deloitte
The council will be co-chaired internally by Dayforce’s Chief AI Officer, David Lloyd, and Jason Rahlan, Global Head of Sustainability and Impact.
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This initiative reinforces Dayforce’s dedication to making work life better by ensuring that its AI-driven platform for HR, Pay, Time, Talent, and Analytics is developed with a strong ethical foundation, benefiting both organizations and millions of employees worldwide.
