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AI Summit San Francisco and Secure Your Place at the Front-End of the 4Th Industrial Revolution! THE 3RD ANNUAL The AI Summit® SAN FRANCISCO THE WORLD’S LARGEST AI EVENT FOR BUSINESS z 19-20 SEPTEMBER 2018 Co-located Event 8 THE PALACE OF FINE ARTS SAN FRANCISCO AWARDS z 18 SEPTEMBER 2018 8 THE PALACE HOTEL, SAN FRANCISCO OFFICIAL RESEARCH HEADLINE MEDIA PARTNER PARTNER WWW.THEAISUMMIT.COM/SANFRANCISCO The AI Summit ® ; SPONSORS & PARTNERS Z 4000+ AI AT WORK DELEGATES BEYOND THE J R HYPE Beyond the hype, AI is already delivering real value in business. It’s 10000+NETWORKING being implemented across all industries and business functions creating unprecedented efficiencies in human productivity. MEETINGS 200+SPEAKERS Now in its 3rd year, The AI Summit is the world’s first and largest con- ference & exhibition to look at the practical implications of AI for enter- prise organisations, the actual solutions that are transforming business productivity. The quality of our programme is unrivalled – you will hear exclusive, inspirational presentations from acclaimed C-suite speakers representing the world’s leading enterprises. They share a platform that highlights both AI business strategy and technical know-how in a com- T prehensive agenda that goes beyond the mundane and into deep, action- w able insights. The AI Summit aims to help the business leader, data scien- 100+ 85+ tist and engineer successfully implement their AI projects. SPONSORS & CONFERENCE As the world’s foremost event in this space, The AI Summit EXHIBITORS SESSIONS uniquely brings together all of the leading AI innovators: from the giants of Microsoft, IBM Watson, Amazon Web Services, Facebook, Google through to the most inspiring start-ups, consultancies and thought-leaders. Join 4000+ attendees, 200+ speakers, 100+ exhibitors at The AI Summit San Francisco and secure your place at the front-end of the 4th Industrial Revolution! WWW.THEAISUMMIT.COM/SANFRANCISCO ® z 19-20 SEPTEMBER 2018 The AI Summit SAN FRANCISCO 8 THE PALACE OF FINE ARTS SAN FRANCISCO E q ] The AI Summit CONFERENCE STREAM A STREAM I STREAM S STREAMS This is the exclusive C-suite keynote stream - This stream features case studies & news-worthy This is the technical know-how stream geared visionary and strategic insights into how AI is insights from the world’s leading organisations towards Data scientists, Developers, and transforming the world of work who are putting AI to work Engineers from large scale enterprises NEW FOR 2018 Co-located Event BIGGER IN 2018 AWARDS 19 SEPTEMBER, 2018 THE PALACE OF FINE ARTS THE WORLD’S MOST PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS CELEBRATING INNOVATION IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Formerly the realm of science fiction, Quantum Computing Now in the 5th edition and 3rd year, the Awards ceremony will be held at is now on the horizon. The Palace Hotel, providing regal credence to the world’s The inaugural Quantum Computing Summit, co-located with the world-leading AI Summit, Artificial Intelligence visionaries and innovators. will be the first to shed light on the impacts of this revolutionary technology in business. 18 SEPTEMBER 2018 “Quantum supremacy”—the creation of a general-purpose quantum computer that can perform a task no classical computer can - is imminent. Join this ground-breaking event THE PALACE HOTEL and learn what it takes to get your organisation ready for the Quantum Era! SAN FRANCISCO WWW.THEAISUMMIT.COM/SANFRANCISCO DRAFT AGENDA DAY 1 19 SEPTEMBER 2018 Returning again for a second year, Stream S is ® ® ® 2 full days of high intensity, interactive, training sessions geared for developers, technical staff, engineers and tech-savvy business executives STREAM A STREAM I STREAM S of major corporates DRAFT AGENDA Chair’s Opening Remarks Digging Into Advanced Analytics: Transformative Chair’s Opening Remarks Google’s perspective on quantum computing Chair’s Opening Remarks ® Afternoon Chair’s Opening Remarks 10:00 9:00 1:55 9:25 2:25 Anand Joshi, Principal Analyst, Tractica 9:25 Chair’s Opening Remarks 2:05 and how to avoid the hype Jackson Szabo, AI Business Catherine Havasi, CEO, Luminoso Clint Wheelock, MD, Tractica Value Generation Morgan Vawter, Chief Analytics Director, Keith Kirkpatrick, Principal Analyst, Tractica Hratch Achadjian, Head of Business Develop- ment, Quantum Computing, Google Caterpillar Fireside Chat: AI and The Oil and Gas Industry Beyond Algorithmic Scapegoating: Fostering 10:05 Ashok Belani, EVP Technology, Schlumberger Leveraging AI and Machine Learning to Putting AI to Work - Lessons Learned Interviewed by: Vishal Sikka, former CEO, Infosys 9:05 Transform the Customer Experience 2:00 9:30 Cultures of Algorithmic Sanjay Srivastava, SVP, Chief Digital Officer, Youssef Lahrech, SVP and Head of AI, Card Responsibility in the Public Sector Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning: Transforming Defense, Intelligence, Genpact Digital Operations through AI-driven Business, Capital One Deirdre K. Mulligan, Associate Professor, 10:30 & Security 2:50 Automation Denis Garagic, Chief Scientist, BAE Labs School of Information ,UC Berkeley The Coming Quantum Winter The Roles of Academia in Quantum Past, Andy Bethurum, Chief Business Officer, 9:30 2:35 Present and Future Reality Check: Beyond the Hype. Real Companies, Doing Real Business, William Hurley, Founder and CEO, Probablistic Machine Learning - The Frontiers WorkFusion 11:00 Na Young Kim, Associate Professor, 2:25 A discussion on Enterprise RPA with UiPath Getting Real Value With AI Strangeworks The Age of AI Innovation of Machine Learning at Uber University of Waterloo 9:30 Professor Zoubin Ghahramani, Chief 9:55 Michael Chet Chambers, VP, Chief Evangelist Alyssa Simpson Rochwerger, VP of Product, Figure Eight Dr. Joseph Sirosh, CTO, AI, Microsoft Scientist, Uber for the Americas, UiPath AI that creates professional opportunities at Using ML to Overcome Trust and Safety Challenges 11:20 3:15 scale Anish Das Sarma, Engineering Manager, Airbnb The next generation of e-commerce & Re-humanizing AI: Overcoming AI’s Struc- The Democratization of AI Quantum Computing and IBM Q: From Quan- 2:50 Deepak Angarwal, VP Engineering and Head 10:00 tum Ready To Quantum Advantage 9:55 e-customer engagement tural Shortcomings to Achieve Real Business 10:20 Steve Stine Chief Data Officer, AT&T Success of AI, LinkedIn MLOps: From Data Science to Business ROI Bulent Kurdi, Senior Manager, Quantum Engi- 11:50 3:00 Quantum and The Future of Space Systems Kris Miller, Chief Strategy Officer, eBay Karthik Krishnamurthy, Senior Vice President Mazin Gilbert, VP of AT&T Labs Advanced Nisha Talagala, Co-Founder, CTO & VP Engineering, ParallelM neering, IBM Research Steve Adachi, LM Fellow, Lockheed Martin and Global Head of Cognizant Digital Busi- Technology, AT&T ness, Cognizant Interviewed by: Maribel Lopez, Founder and Implementing AI at Mastercard Putting AI to Work: Extending Beyond the Lab 12:10 Principal Analyst, Lopez Research Unlocking the Potential of AI and Advanced Rahul Deshpande, Senior Vice President, Digital Strategy Integration, Mastercard 10:20 Beth Smith, GM Watson AI, IBM 3:40 Digital Transformation at Boeing through AI Technologies for Health Care Ruchir Puri, Chief Architect, IBM Fellow, IBM 10:30 Panel: How Should Enterprises Prepare for ® 3:15 and Machine Learning Kerrie Holley, Technical Fellow, Optum Briniging AI in to Production Watson Infrastructure Slowing Your AI Projects? Nuts 12:40 Scott Soutter, IBM Systems, OM/High Performance Computing & Deep the Quantum Revolution? Quantum AI Lab: Competing for quantum Srini Venkataraman, Chief Data Scientist, 10:45 & Bolts of AI-Ready Infrastructure Learning, IBM 3:30 supremacy Moderator Boeing David Bell, Director, USRA Research Institute Roy Kim, AI Lead, Director of Products and William Hurley, Founder and CEO, Strangeworks Digital Transformation Powered By AI: A Use of NLP and Machine Learning/advanced algorithms on textual data for Advanced Computer Science Solutions, Pure Storage Refreshments and Networking Break 1:05 Panellists 10:45 7-Eleven Journey Refreshments and Networking Break ] Smita Mitra, Principal Data Scientist, Johnson & Johnson Chief Technologist, NASA Academic Mission Served between 3:30 and 4:15 Hratch Achadjian, Head of Business Development, Quan- Services Gurmeet Singh, CDO and CIO, 7-Eleven ] Served between 3:30 and 4:15 AI beyond the hype: Harnessing AI for Next Gen eCommerce tum Computing, Google Panel Discussion: Beyond The Hype: How Are ® 11:10 1:30 Keith Weiss, Managing Director, Morgan Stanley Businesses Actually Utilzing AI? Dharmesh Panchmatia, Senior Director, Engineering, Cisco Systems Rapid Pace of AI Adoption Gaurav Goyal, Principal Architect, Cisco Systems David Bell, Director, USRA Research Institute for 11:10 Refreshments & Networking Break Tackling AI challenges of today and tomorrow Advanced Computer Science ] 4:05 Paul Bommarito, VP of Americas Enterprise Moderated by Naomi Eide, Sr Editor, CIO Dive 4:30 at Hewlett Packard Labs Artificial Intelligence: A Technological Crossroads Steve Adachi, LM Fellow, Lockheed Martin Business, NVIDIA Panelists include 1:50 Kevin Poulet, AI Researcher, Renault-Nissan Alliance Silicon Valley Lab Refreshments and Networking Break Natalia Vassilieva, Sr. Research Manager, Prashant Mehotra, Director AI, Allstate Omar Bentahar, AI Researcher, Renault-Nissan Alliance Silicon Valley Lab ] Hewlett Packard Labs Served between 3:30 and 4:15 Session Chair’s Opening Remarks David Cho, Director Data Science and Analyt- 11:50 How the World’s Largest Employer is Using AI Josh Sutton, CEO, Agorai ics, Publicis.Sapient Afternoon Chair’s Opening Remarks ® 4:30 to Improve the Workplace 2:15
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