- 30 Speakers
- 150+ Attendees
- London
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Confirmed speakers include:
Nikola Mrksic
Machine Learning Researcher
University of Cambridge
Yariv Adan
Product Lead
Google Assistant
Vijay Ramakrishnan
ML Researcher
Mindmeld
Anne Hsu
Assistant Professor
University of London
Adi Chhabra
Senior Product Manager - Artificial Intelligence
Vodafone
Alex Fawcett
Product Manager, Bots & AI
Sage
Gregor Jarisch
Chatbot Lead Developer
Differ
Alan Nichol
CTO & Co-Founder
Rasa
Aakrit Vaish
Co-Founder & CEO
Haptik
Alberto Chierici
Co-Founder
SPIXII
Ken Yeung
Co-Founder
Clare.AI
Uri Itai
Data Scientist
Knowmail
Peter Davies
Founder
Verv Energy
Fabien Ringeval
Assistant Professor
University of Grenoble Alpes
Chelsea Chen
Co-Founder
Emotech
Simmy Grover
Chief Science Officer
Unmind
Ludwig Bull
Managing Director
Elexirr
Christophe Bourguignat
Co-Founder, CEO
Zelros
Davide Testuggine
Applied Research Scientist
Facebook, USA
Mirco Musolesi
Reader in Data Science
UCL
Ovidiu Șerban
Research Associate
Imperial College London
Rob McInerney
Founder & CEO
Intelligent Layer
Andrew McStay
Professor of Digital Life
Bangor University
Ling Zhang
Software Engineer
Aiden.ai
Abhinav Mehrotra
Research Associate
University College London
Huma Shah
Sr Lecturer in AI
Coventry University
Jonathan Godwin
Product Manager
Bloomsbury.ai
“MindMeld lets someone deploy an AI-powered conversational interface from start to finish,” Alexander Rosen, a partner at IDG Ventures told me in an interview. “Not many people outside of Amazon and Google have that.”
Despite the hype, there is a lot of work to be done before we can build conversational software. For now, it’s an ugly marriage of bits of AI which “kind of” work and lots of hand coding. These are some notes about what interesting conversational software would look like, and what techniques we’ll need to build it.
SPIXII wants to make your life easy, simple, transparent and more human. Not things you’d usually associate with insurance. Even a whiff of insurance is enough to send most people running: memories of filling out long, tedious forms or being up-sold by smarmy salespeople because you ‘definitely’ need a policy to cover you against killer bees or surprise volcanos.
In 2017 we will see further use of such technology by businesses like banks, insurance companies and retail firms. But it will take a few more years before it becomes mainstream,” said Ken Yeung
There’s nothing definitively wrong with technology that interacts with emotions. The question is whether they can be shaped to serve, enhance and entertain, rather than exploit. And given that survey respondents of all ages are rightfully wary, it’s a question that the people should be involved in answering.
Discover advances in AI assistants and artificial intelligence from the world's leading innovators. Learn from industry experts in predictive intelligence, voice recognition and data mining. Explore how AI Assistants will impact business including communications, healthcare & industry.
The summit will showcase the opportunities of advancing trends in AI Assistants & their impact. What impact will predictive intelligence have on business efficiency & personal organization? Learn the latest technological advancements & industry trends from a global line-up of experts.
A unique opportunity to interact with business leaders, influential technologists, data scientists & entrepreneurs creating next-generation AI assistants. Learn from & connect with 150+ industry innovators sharing best practices to advance the predictive intelligence software.
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Predictive Intelligence
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Voice Recognition
NLP
Anticipatory Computing
Natural Language Understanding
AI Assistants
Speech Recognition
Chatbots
Deep Learning Algorithms
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Leading minds in machine intelligence will come together for an evening of networking and keynote presentations. Join us for a three course meal to support women in AI and Machine Intelligence.
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