Wednesday Nov 20
09:00 –
09:50
A1
Extreme Digitalization in China
Chinese consumers are probably the most courted in the world and companies have to be extremely creative to catch their attention on social media platforms. At the same time they are very curious and open to try new things and test new technologies that can make their lives easier. This is probably one of the reasons why new digital business models and AI technologies like facial recognition are taking off at a unprecedented speed in China. But more importantly the Chinese government is making a big bet on AI to solve many of the future challenges in Chinese society, thus letting technologies develop in a lax legal environment without too much emphasis on ethics and privacy, but that might change.
Keynotes
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Space ShuttleStephen CarverMonday Nov 18 @ 08:45
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Quantum ComputingJessica PointingTuesday Nov 19 @ 09:00
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Composing Bach Chorales Using Deep LearningFeynman LiangMonday Nov 18 @ 13:20
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Design For The Utopia You Want, Not The Dystopia You're InChris AthertonMonday Nov 18 @ 17:30
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Is Business The Key To Making The World A Happier Place?Evan SutterTuesday Nov 19 @ 13:20
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Party KeynoteSteve WozniakTuesday Nov 19 @ 18:10
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Extreme Digitalization in ChinaChristina BoutrupWednesday Nov 20 @ 09:00
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The Promise and Limitations of AIDoug LenatWednesday Nov 20 @ 13:20
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How to Be Human in the Age of The MachineHannah FryWednesday Nov 20 @ 17:00