Reena Dayal Yadav
Reena Dayal Yadav is an innovation management expert. She is the founder for the Quantum Ecosystems and Technology Council of India (QETCI). She is on the Global Futures Council for Quantum at the World Economic Forum.
She is also the CEO and Partner of Benzaiten Advisors and serves on several quantum technology-related committees. Reena played a pivotal role in India's storage networking ecosystem in the early 2000s and holds multiple patents. As a speaker, consultant, and author of
"Innovation Magic," she shares her expertise in quantum technology, emerging technologies, and innovation management.
Reena earned her engineering degree from IIT Roorkee and is a Chevening Fellow for Science and Innovation Leadership at the University of Oxford's Said Business School. A mindfulness practitioner and certified trainer, she assists senior leaders, funding agencies, and non-profits in understanding the implications of emerging technologies through Benzaiten Advisors and her podcast series, Thought Integrators.
We find ourselves at the precipice of a technological revolution that promises to reshape society and transform lives. The breadth of these advancements is astonishing from space exploration and generative AI to quantum computing and breakthroughs in
medical research. However, as we eagerly adopt these technologies, we must address their potential impact on various aspects of life, from individual well-being to social structures and the nature of businesses. We must proactively mitigate any harmful consequences that could arise from their misuse. Ethical considerations and responsible practices must lead technology development, fostering global dialogue and establishing regulations to ensure a sustainable and beneficial future.
As this technological revolution spans across borders and cultures, the discussions surrounding ethical technology use must transcend geographical boundaries. Our dialogue must incorporate diverse perspectives and experiences from around the world. By embracing a global conversation, we gain a
comprehensive understanding of the potential implications and jointly develop guidelines that encourage responsible technology deployment.
Ethical dilemmas are inherent in this era of rapid technological advancement. Balancing privacy in an era of pervasive data collection and ensuring ethical use of AI in decisionmaking processes are just a couple of the challenges we face. To address these concerns, it is not enough to simply comprehend the impact of technology; we must also implement robust regulations and laws that govern its use.
Ethics and regulatory frameworks must evolve alongside technology. By integrating ethical considerations into the early stages of technology development, - more in the book