In anticipation of US/State standards governing Artificial intelligence, my present engagement is in corporate self-regulation of autonomous systems that affect people.

I advise corporations on ethics issue for current and contemplated applications in artificial intelligence. I do this for the purpose of promoting ethical governance, trust and protection of corporate reputation. The other purpose is to learn, research and share findings. My current work is preceded by a corporate career in Industrial Engineering with major US corporations, a White House Fellowship (PIE), pro bono United Nations NGO accredidation, chairmanship of a town agency responsible for regulatory wetlands, and founding ot two IT firms, I taught in the week-end MBA program at the H. Wayne Huizenga School of Business and Entrepreneurship for more than sixteen years until 2016. The courses were quantitative such as Operations Management, Supply Chain Management, Best Practices and Business History, Quantitative Modeling, and Strategy. Currently, I am sit on six cases as an arbitrator for FINRA (Financial Markets Regulatory Authority) , and publish on measurements for new technologies, and pursues research and writing in Artificial Intelligence issues relative to society, ethics, and proper measurements thereof. Recent publications are: Measuring Performance at the Workplace: A Time to RethinkAuthor: Dr. Frank WolfLanguage: English2nd Edition, April 2018https://bookboon.com/en/measurements-ebookPerformance Measurements in the Age of AIAuthor: Dr. Frank WolfLanguage: EnglishJune 2018http://bookboon. comThe State of Ethics in Business AI St Anselm Conference on Ethics in Business & Global Governance, December 1, 2018Society Memberships AAAI Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence APICS American Production and Inventory Control Society FINRA Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (US) The Chemist Club, New YorkDr. Wolf can be reached at frkwlf@gmail.com, 828 989 9259 (US)