Insurance + Risk
AI Risk. Human Capital. Insurance. The Future of Work.
The Price of People in the Age of AI
James Felton Keith helps executives, insurers, associations, and policy leaders understand the economics of human value when machine intelligence is becoming an asset class.
Engineer. Economist. Author. 56th NAACP Labor Award Recipient.
Spoken to and presented with leading organizations
The Category
The economics of human value in the age of AI.
James is not a generic motivational speaker or a generic AI futurist. He combines engineering, labor economics, insurance, underwriting, international standards, human capital, data economics, workforce culture, public policy, published scholarship, and entrepreneurship.
The result is a keynote experience for leaders who need to price, protect, govern, and invest in people as AI changes the value of work itself.

See James On Stage
International rooms. Executive stakes. Ideas that move buyers.
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Signature Keynotes
Three commercial programs for leaders pricing the future of people.
AI Economics
Your Data, Their Wealth
Who Gets Paid When Humans Teach Machines?
View keynoteHuman Capital
Workforce Resilience
Culture, Risk and the Economics of Retention
View keynoteBuilt For
Meeting planners who need more than another AI talk.
- Insurance companies
- Risk management organizations
- HR and workforce leadership associations
- Technology and AI conferences
- Legal and professional associations
- Universities and executive education
- Labor organizations
- Corporate executive meetings

About James
What are people worth in an economy increasingly run by machines?
James Felton Keith is an engineer, economist and author who works at the intersection of artificial intelligence, insurance, human capital and the future of work. A recipient of the 56th NAACP Labor Award, Keith is the Founder of InclusionScore and Chair of the Workforce Service Management Institute.
His work connects international management standards, including ISO 42001 for artificial intelligence and ISO 30415 for diversity and inclusion, to measurable organizational and insurance risk.
Read BiographyBooks + Conferences
Bring the book to your conference.
Your Data, Their Wealth
The Price of Human Input to the AI Economy
Data Is Labor
Data ownership, artificial intelligence, and human contribution.
Booking
Book James Felton Keith for your next executive audience.
For keynote inquiries, availability, custom program design, and conference packages, contact James's team with your event date, city, audience, and desired keynote focus.
