ChatGPT, Deep Fakes & Quantum Computing: What's the Next AI Revolution?

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Speakers
Prof. Oliver Gassmann
Professor of Technology Management, University of St. Gallen
Matthias Tauber
Managing Director & Senior Partner, BCG
Jonas Kjellberg
Founder & Chairman of the Board, NORNORM
Alexandra Wudel
CEO, FemAI
Rapid developments in artificial intelligence (AI) are having profound impacts on business, society, and policy. As AI revolutionises our access to information, including through new productivity, content generation, and search solutions, it simultaneously poses pressing ethical and regulatory challenges. This debate will explore AI's transformative potential and various applications across sectors while critically examining its implications on equity, including through a feminist perspective. We will discuss the balancing act between harnessing AI's capabilities for progress and addressing the nuanced concerns it raises.
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