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Benjamin B. Bargetzi, CEO of Bargetzi & Company Group, discusses how cultural and regulatory differences influence AI innovation and adoption across China, Europe, India, and the US. He also explores AI's role in transforming medicine; the ethical implications of AI in military applications; and the urgent need for global AI literacy to prevent economic disparities and job displacement. Key Takeaways:
The role ChatGPT has played in helping people overcome concerns around AI, and how we can continue to embrace the inevitable rise of AI
How countries differ in their attitudes toward risk, and how this impacts technological innovation
The boundaries humans should create with technology in response to decreasing attention spans
The profound implications of AI on human identity and society, along with the neuroscience of fear
Guest Bio: Benjamin Bargetzi) is a keynote speaker focused on AI and neuroscience. He’s carved a dynamic career path, from leading roles at big tech giants like Google and Amazon, to becoming an international entrepreneur, advisor, and investor. Benjamin researched and studied the human brain at world-leading universities in London, Oxford, Singapore, and Zurich, where his research focused on how the human brain deals with change, risks, and uncertainty.
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