AI Events

As AI permeates our world, it brings with it endless questions about responsibility, ethics, and blame. None of these questions have easy answers, as they demand a debate over the ever-blurring lines between humans and machines. Two leading legal practitioners take us on a philosophical journey. Featuring: Scott Meyers, Akerman Chairman & CEO Herb Stapleton, Dinsmore & Shohl Partner

While much of the conversation about AI discusses how it will replace humans, the reality is there are many ways in which it can work with them. By streamlining recruitment, enhancing training, or enabling smarter talent management, AI is helping organizations identify future workforce needs. Adtalem Global Education Chairman & CEO Steve Beard and Abridge Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer Zachary Lipton are at the forefront of these new integrations.

AI is helping organizations make smarter decisions, reduce costs, and respond quickly to market demands. With its potential still largely unrealized, the funding environment needs to help ensure startups can flourish and others can benefit from their discoveries. Metropolis Co-Founder & Chief Integration Officer Courtney Fukuda and TuMeke Ergonomics Co-Founder Riley Noland are creating the workforce tools of tomorrow in a crowded field.

With AI advancing so quickly, lawmakers are working to find the right regulatory formula. They must focus on online safety and algorithmic accountability, while not burdening U.S. competitiveness with overregulation. Republican Senator Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee is a leading voice in DC on tech privacy and policy. She shares what Capitol Hill needs to be thinking about regulating AI without hampering the private sector’s ability to continue leading its development.

Hugging Face, a hub for advanced AI models, has quickly become one of tech's hottest startups, thanks to growing enterprise interest in open-source AI platforms. With a $4.5B valuation, and marquee investors including Nvidia and Google, Hugging Face Co-Founder and CEO Clem Delangue explains why he passionately believes in AI democracy and how he's pulling down the guardrails of proprietary technology so anyone, anywhere, can get the data they need.