Building an AI-First Organisation
How can business leaders use AI to drive value?
Recent breakthroughs in artificial intelligence have drawn a huge amount of attention to its potential to transform businesses across every sector. The implications are enormous and organisations are scrambling to come up with strategies to ensure that they are able to capitalise on benefits such as enhanced productivity, personalised customer experiences, and improved operational efficiency.
How are companies currently applying and leveraging AI and what is required to become an AI-first enterprise? Following the EU AI Act, how can European firms effectively capitalise on a high level of public trust and advanced digitalisation to foster sustainable and inclusive AI development? What steps should both the private and public sectors take to advance AI implementation and gain a competitive advantage in leading industries including financial services, manufacturing, energy and logistics?
This evening event – organised by the Financial Times and Infosys – has begun with a high level keynote speaker discussing the latest critical developments in AI and their applications in business. This was followed by a panel discussion focussing on key business areas and industry sectors in which AI will have a significant impact, exploring how companies can fully leverage the opportunities presented by AI.
World-Class Business Leaders and Speakers
Key Discussion Points
Embracing AI
What do business leaders need to know and do now to fully realise the benefits of AI in accelerating growth, unlocking efficiencies at scale, and expanding revenue creation opportunities?
Implementation
What measures need to be taken by businesses to seize the opportunities presented by AI while maximising societal impact and ensuring responsible deployment?
Engaging Teams
Following the EU AI Act, what key ways can business leaders engage the workforce, educate the organisation on the value of AI and deliver AI-driven job augmentation?
Value and ROI
How can business leaders measure the value and return on investment of AI implementation to ensure it aligns with the organisation’s values and future plans?
AI in Europe
What factors contribute to the competitive advantage of Europe in the global race of AI development, and how can European firms capitalise on these strengths?
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