What the phonograph can teach us about managing AI
Contributors:
Zach Burnett
Chief Executive Officer
RadarFirst
Kalinda Raina
CIPP/US
Vice President Privacy, Chief Privacy Officer
Airbnb
Brought to you by RadarFirst
Broadcast date: 6 Nov. 2026
Time: 09:00–10:00 PST, 12:00–13:00 EST, 17:00–18:00 CET
More than a century ago, the phonograph forced society to confront questions that sound remarkably familiar today: What happens when transformative technology creates consequences our existing rules weren't designed to address? How do we protect people and their work without stopping innovation altogether? And who decides where the boundaries should be?
AI brings those questions back at a much greater scale. As laws and expectations evolve, organizations will need to define what constitutes an AI hazard or harm, recognize when an event crosses the line into an incident, determine who is accountable for the response, and decide what happens next. And they'll need a reliable record of what happened, what was known, what decisions were made, and why.
Join Airbnb Chief Privacy Officer Kalinda Raina and RadarFirst CEO Zach Burnett as they use lessons from the phonograph era to explore what managing AI responsibly looks like in practice, from establishing guardrails and defining harm and hazard to creating accountability and a defensible system of record for when AI doesn't go as planned.
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