Humans & AI — Episode 25

Joy Dasgupta — Safe Enterprise AI, Global Leadership & Explainable AI

Sep 11, 2025·30 min·by Flor LaorgaHumans & AI Show
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Joy Dasgupta — Safe Enterprise AI, Global Leadership & Explainable AI
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Joy Dasgupta — Safe Enterprise AI, Global Leadership & Explainable AI

Sep 11, 2025

Joy Dasgupta — Safe Enterprise AI, Global Leadership & Explainable AI

Joy Dasgupta is the CEO of Gyan, bringing over a decade of experience in leadership roles across companies like Hewlett Packard, American Express, and Genpact. His career has been shaped by a unique blend of technology and business, starting from his early days building a bookkeeping system for his uncle’s business during college. With a background that spans Asia Pacific, Europe, and the United States, Joy has developed a global perspective on leadership and enterprise technology. Before Gyan, he led entrepreneurial ventures at the crossroads of AI and digital transformation, making him well-versed in navigating complex, evolving technology landscapes.

In the podcast, Joy reflects on his journey into AI, highlighting the importance of grounding and explainability when applying AI solutions in enterprise settings. He discusses how adaptability and empathy have been key to his leadership style, especially after seven international relocations that taught him the need to tailor strategies to different cultural contexts. At Gyan, he focuses on creating AI tools that are safe, transparent, and user-controlled—features that matter deeply in regulated fields like finance and healthcare. He also shares concerns about AI’s role in spreading misinformation, but sees a hopeful side in how it might encourage more critical thinking. Throughout the conversation, Joy emphasizes a people-first approach to leadership and shares his vision of harnessing AI responsibly to address broader challenges like climate impact.

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