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Webinar
June 27, 2023
11 am - 12 pm EDT
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is disrupting how we live, work, do business, and govern. In this webinar, we will discuss the potential human rights impacts of generative AI technologies, such as ChatGPT, and what this means for companies. This is a follow-up to an in-person event on the same topic taking place in London on June 22. This webinar is presented by the Human Rights Working Group and is open to all BSR members.
Scheduled Speakers
Richard Wingfield, Director, Technology Sectors, BSR
Richard Wingfield
Director, Technology Sectors, BSR
London
Richard works with tech companies—particularly those based in or with operations in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa—to build human rights considerations and practices into their products, services, and policies. He brings a strong understanding of international human rights law and standards and how to translate the corporate responsibility to respect human rights into practice for companies of different sizes and sectors.
Prior to joining BSR, Richard led the legal and policy team at Global Partners Digital, an international human rights organization focused on the impacts of digital technologies on human rights. He is also a trustee of the Kaleidoscope Trust, a UK-based charity that campaigns for the human rights of LGBTIQ+ people in countries where they are discriminated.
Richard holds a LLB in Law and European Law from the University of Nottingham and is a qualified lawyer in England and Wales.
Recent Insights From Richard Wingfield
- The CSDDD: Implications for the Tech Sector / October 7, 2025 / Blog
- Harnessing AI in Sustainability: Emerging Use Cases / September 17, 2025 / Reports
- Four Tips for Authentic Business Leadership During Pride 2025 / June 5, 2025 / Blog
- The EU AI Act: Where Do We Stand in 2025? / May 6, 2025 / Blog
- Regulating AI / June 4, 2024 / Audio
Kayla Winarsky McKenzie, Associate Director, Human Rights, BSR
Kayla Winarsky McKenzie
Associate Director, Human Rights, BSR
New York
Kayla collaborates with BSR member companies on projects centering on the corporate responsibility to respect human rights, focusing on companies within the consumer sectors industry cluster. Her areas of expertise include energy transition, anti-corruption, and gender.
Prior to joining BSR, Kayla spent several years advising multinational companies and investors on human rights as an Adviser at the Danish Institute for Human Rights, during which she also served as a Lecturer in Law at the University of Amsterdam, focusing on Business and Human Rights (BHR), international human rights, anti-corruption, and EU law. Previously, she worked on global anti-corruption investigations and cross-border white collar litigations as an Associate Attorney at the international law firm King & Spalding LLP, where she was the founding member of the firm's BHR initiative.
Kayla holds a JD and a Certificate in Global Human Rights from the University of Pennsylvania School of Law, which included course work at the Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement, and a BA, Phi Beta Kappa, Summa Cum Laude from Tulane University.
Recent Insights From Kayla Winarsky McKenzie
- Democracy and Human Rights: How Businesses Can Uphold the Rule of Law / March 26, 2025 / Blog
- Preventing Conflict and Protecting Rights in the Renewable Energy Boom / October 14, 2024 / News
- Three Approaches for Integrating Human Rights into Company Risk Registers / February 27, 2024 / Blog
- Rapid Human Rights Due Diligence During Political and Armed Conflict: A Business Response to Ukraine / April 7, 2022 / Blog
- New York’s Trendsetting Legislation Unveiled: Fashion Sustainability and Social Accountability Act / February 10, 2022 / Blog
Ife Ogunleye, Manager, Technology Sectors, BSR
Ife Ogunleye
Manager, Technology Sectors, BSR
San Francisco
Ife works with BSR member companies on human rights and technology issues.
She brings several years of experience on a variety of anti-corruption, privacy, tech, and artificial intelligence (AI) policy issues. Prior to joining BSR, Ife worked with companies and government agencies to identify possible impacts or harms that may arise from the development or deployment of AI products as well as appropriate mitigation strategies, and she supported the development of AI regulatory and strategic frameworks in various jurisdictions. She has also worked as an attorney, providing legal advice to multinational companies in the extractive, energy, telecommunications, and financial technology industries on mergers, acquisitions, and financings as well as conducting anti-corruption, money laundering, and fraud investigations. Ife began her career as a policy analyst working on privacy and consumer protection issues in the UK and Europe.
Ife holds a Master of Development Practice from the University of California, Berkeley and a law degree from the University of Manchester, England.
Recent Insights From Ife Ogunleye
- Protecting Children in the Digital Environment: The Role of Impact Assessments / February 26, 2025 / Blog
- Child Rights Impact Assessments in Relation to the Digital Environment / January 30, 2025 / Reports
- How Financial Institutions Can Manage Reduction of US Reproductive and LGBTQI+ Rights / July 9, 2024 / Blog
- Navigating the Rollbacks in Protection of Reproductive and LGBTQI+ Rights in the US / June 20, 2024 / Reports
- A Human Rights Impact Assessment of the Tech Coalition’s Lantern Program / November 7, 2023 / Blog
Maria Robold, Former Manager, Human Rights, BSR