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AI scientist and digital pioneer who has advised governments on AI strategy, drawing on direct experience of the technology to examine its capabilities, applications and implications for organisations and public policy.
The capabilities and limitations of machine autonomy as intelligent systems move from research into real-world use, drawing on experience advising Google's self-driving car programme and writing on autonomous systems for decades.
AI in retail applications such as pricing, personalisation and changing customer expectations, from a futurologist and data scientist specialising in retail.
AI and generative tools through business decisions around development, procurement, adoption and the design of technology-enabled products and services, informed by a professor of strategic design for technology-based innovation.
Links between AI capability and business strategy, bringing an Asia-Pacific perspective to adoption, competition and the commercial development of the technology, informed by a corporate futurist and AI strategist working from Singapore.
Founder of a mobile banking startup and author on the future of financial services, examining AI in financial services, including how automation changes banking and the wider financial services model.
A forensic cyberpsychologist, academic chair, and international agency advisor, analysing the psychological and social effects of artificial intelligence, machine humanisation, and the evolving human-machine trust dynamics that influence enterprise decision-making and behavioural risk.
AI alongside wider technology and innovation trends, including its role in long-term business strategy, informed by work on innovation and strategic foresight across emerging technologies.
How AI can reshape organisational design, decision-making and the structure of work, informed by work on collective intelligence design at MIT, studying how AI changes the way organisations think and decide.
AI strategist and author advising organisations on applied AI. Examines the gap between experimentation and adoption, including the organisational changes needed to move AI from pilots into business and customer use.
Sinologist and tech entrepreneur with a dedicated talk on generative AI from China, covering Chinese technology development, competition and the geopolitical implications of generative AI.
People and organisational culture, examining how teams respond when new tools change established roles and ways of working, informed by a culture and strategy specialist who has run culture programmes inside a large bank.
AI events can span technology, business adoption, governance, ethics, the future of work and customer experience. The right speaker depends on whether the audience needs to understand the technology itself or what it means for their organisation.
A technical audience may want a researcher or practitioner with direct experience working with AI systems. Executive audiences may prefer a speaker who can connect AI with strategy, organisational decisions and people. Policy and governance events may call for a different background again. Speaker Ideas can shortlist around the purpose of the session rather than treating ‘AI speaker’ as a single type.
