EY, Lead Experience Strategist
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How AI can truly serve humanity? In this podcast hosted by EY Platform Operations Lead Justin Leibow, EY Lead Experience Strategist Jasmine Orange will be speaking on human-centered AI design and ethical technology development. Jasmine shares insights on creating human-centered AI design that prioritize diversity, inclusivity, and user needs, drawing from her extensive design background and academic research in human-computer interaction. Learn how designers and technologists can ensure AI enhances rather than replaces human potential.
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Jasmine Orange is a UX Lead based in Atlanta, GA with a passion for design, diversity, and creating experiences that are pleasant for all people. She is currently the AI UX + Lead for Ernst & Young, creating user friendly experiences in artificial intelligence. Jasmine received her Masters in Human-Computer Interaction at DePaul University and a B.S. in Industrial Design from Virginia Tech. She is also a speaker, giving talks about design equity, history, and our love/hate relationship with technology. In her free time, Jasmine enjoys traveling the world, reading, tennis, spending time with her dog, Mugen and obsessing over K-Pop sensation, BTS.
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Certified Digital Product Manager (CDPM), Certified Project Manager Professional (PMP) and ScrumMaster (CSP)
Specialties: Product Development, Product Management, Insurance, Banking, Financial Transformation, Process Improvement, Business Risk
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