Natural Intelligence: Can AI Really Think for Itself?

Session Description

Back in 1950, the Turing Test was proposed to test a machine's ability to exhibit intelligent behaviour equivalent to, or indistinguishable from, that of a human. Since then, both AI and machine learning have come a long way, but can a machine REALLY think for itself? What are the potential applications and challenges that this brings us today? Can it aid our fight against climate change, improve manufacturing processes or enhance customer experiences? How can it do this ethically and securely? Join us to hear more about where Al and Machine learning can take us.

Session Moderators

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  Daniel Beazer Senior Analyst, Analysys Mason

Session Speakers

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  Cristina Rodriguez VP, Network & Edge Group & GM, Wireless Access Network Division, Intel
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  Nukhet Kayahan Senior Cloud Solutions Architect, Microsoft
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  David Shepherd VP, Ivanti
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  Sumit Chauhan COO & Co-Founder, CerebrumX
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  Dr Mike Short Chief Scientific Adviser, Department for Business and Trade
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  Roger Frigola Optimization Engineer, Emirates Team New Zealand (America's Cup)
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  Elena Marinova President & Chair of the Board of Directors, Musala Soft
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  Gopal Srinivasan Partner, Deloitte