More than 20 high-level talks were held at Chicago Artificial Intelligence Week to discuss the future of responsible AI

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06-18
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Speakers include officials, experts, scholars and business leaders from the Federal Reserve, the IRS, the Illinois State Government, the City of Chicago, JPMorgan Chase, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Deutsche Bank, Northern Trust, Mastercard, Discover, Google, Microsoft, Amazon Web Services (AWS), NVIDIA, Verizon Communications (Verizon), Salesforce, the University of Chicago, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and many other institutions.

Article author: AI2030

While enjoying the convenience brought by this revolutionary technology to work and life, how can we ensure that its possible negative impacts are controlled so that technological progress can truly benefit mankind? How can we protect the rights and interests of consumers and humans while promoting technological innovation? How can the development of AI in various industries set an example for other fields and help latecomers avoid detours?

As an important global event for exploring responsible artificial intelligence, Chicago AI Week will be held from June 25 to 28 (June 25: Industry Day; June 26: Impact Day; June 27: Innovation Day; June 28: Web3Con), to explore these issues in depth, find answers, and promote cross-national, cross-state, cross-industry, and cross-disciplinary artificial intelligence cooperation.

"Government officials, thinkers, technology experts and business leaders who care about the future of humanity are working together to address the opportunities and challenges that artificial intelligence brings to human society. Chicago Artificial Intelligence Week is an important part of this global action," said Zhang Xiaochen, founder of Chicago Artificial Intelligence Week and founder of AI 2030. "Chicago is a gathering place for top academic institutions, government research institutions and innovation ecosystems, and is rapidly emerging as an influential artificial intelligence center. In addition, as one of the world's major financial centers, Chicago also makes full use of its unique position to promote the innovation and application of artificial intelligence in finance and multiple fields."

“We are excited to launch the AI 2030 Chicago Center in conjunction with AI 2030 during Chicago AI Week, further solidifying Chicago as a hub for technology innovation,” said Betsy Ziegler, Co-Chair of the Chicago AI Week Advisory Board and CEO of 1871. “1871 is pleased to invite AI leaders from around the world to join us on this transformative journey.”

“The implementation of AI solutions can help optimize important city services. From public safety to urban planning, we can use AI to identify patterns and make our city a better place. Chicago AI Week brings leaders in the field of AI to our city, further solidifying our reputation as a technology and AI hub in the Midwest,” said Councilman Gilbert Villegas, Chair of the City of Chicago’s Economic, Capital and Technology Development Committee.

Since 2023, it has become clear to entrepreneurs that they cannot just be spectators but must actively participate in today's AI-driven innovation. This requires solid strategies, cutting-edge technologies, and effective partnerships to fully realize the potential of generative AI and maintain a competitive advantage. Chicago AI Week provides these leaders with valuable insights and strategies from their peers and top experts in various fields. Conference themes include the Generative AI Revolution, Responsible AI Deep Analysis, AI Entrepreneurship and Investment, and Artificial Intelligence Master Classes. The speaker lineup includes more than 100 important experts and scholars, including:

Aaron Letzeiser, Co-founder of Obie

Agus Sudjianto, former Executive Vice President and Head of Enterprise Model Risk at Wells Fargo

Alex Castrounis, Founder and CEO, Why of AI

Amit Patel, Partner, Plug and Play Ventures

Anastasia "Tracy" Raissis, Founder and CEO, Achillia Group, LLC

Anoop Nannra, CEO, Trugard.AI

Aravinda Garimella, Assistant Professor of Information Systems, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Arjun Ravi Kannan, Director of Data Science Research, Discover Financial Services

Asad Hussain, Senior Director, EY-Parthenon

Amy Guterman, Senior Director of Innovation Philanthropy, Salesforce Accelerator

Andrew Czupek, Senior Vice President, North America, Northern Trust | Digital Assets and Financial Markets

Bamshad Mobasher, Professor of Computer Science, DePaul University

Betsy Ziegler, 1871 CEO

Bharat Sunkari, Founder and CEO, Tek Analytics

Boaz Ashkenazy, CEO, Simply Augmented

Cathy R Cobey, EY Global Responsible AI Co-Leader

Carolyn Wiesenhahn, former CDW Chief People Officer and Senior Vice President

Chad Thompson, Chief People Officer, LanzaTech

Chike Aguh, Senior Advisor, Harvard University Workforce Project

Damu Winston, Global Head of Web3 Innovation, Amazon

Dan Weisman, Director of Innovation and Strategy, National Association of REALTORS

Diya Wynn, Head of Responsible AI, AWS

Denise Turley, Vice President, Corporate Systems, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Ethan Bueno de Mesquita, Dean and Sydney Stein Professor, Harris School of Public Policy, University of Chicago

Alderman Gilbert Villegas, Chairman of the Economic, Capital and Technology Development Committee of the City of Chicago

Haris Khurshid, Partner, Chalo Ventures

Jacob Hample, Head of U.S. Government Affairs, Filecoin Foundation

Jessica Yeats, Chief Data Scientist, NVIDIA

Jimmy Yang, Chief Risk Analytics and Infrastructure Officer, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

Linda Jingfang Cai, former LinkedIn Vice President of Talent Development

Loren Bushkar, Director of Innovation Policy at the Federal Reserve

Karl William Putz, Deputy Director of Research and Development Programs, DPI

Kevin Tupper, Chief Architect, Microsoft

Manas Talukdar, Director of Engineering, Labelbox

Margaret Riley, Senior Vice President for Financial Services, Federal Reserve

Mark Rossi, Vice President of Career Services, Bravanti

Meghna Sinha, Vice President, Verizon AI Center

Nafiseh (Cati) Mollaei, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Chicago

Nate Savona, Partner, Oliver Wyman

Nicholas Schmidt, Founder and CTO of SolasAI

Nick Pagliuca, Vice President, Liquid AI

Noelle Russell, Chief AI Officer, AI Leadership Institute

Reza Rassool, Chairman and CEO, Kwaai

Salah Goss, Senior Vice President, Mastercard

Sandeep Maira, Founder and CTO, Raven Risk AI

Shanthi Gudavalli, Senior Executive Director, JPMorgan Chase

Sunayna Tuteja, Chief Innovation Officer, Federal Reserve System

Suraj Rajdev, Head of Data, Measurement and Analytics, Home and Consumer Services, Google

Ted Souder, Founder, Wiggs Holding

Tsi-tsi-ki Félix, Journalist | TEDx speaker | National TV host

Xiaochen Zhang, Producer of Chicago AI Week; Founder of AI 2030, CEO of FinTech4Good

Varun Nakra, Vice President, Deutsche Bank

Among them are 25 AI startup founders and 12 investment reviewers.

Based on the success of the 2023 Chicago Artificial Intelligence Conference, the 2024 Chicago AI Week will be expanded to two days, covering a wider range of industries, not just financial services, but also healthcare, real estate, media, law, transportation and other fields, and will also delve into responsible AI frameworks and best practices. This year's event will include more than 20 sessions, more than 90 speakers, and new practical training opportunities. In addition, the AI 2030 Women in AI Leadership Award will be presented for the first time to recognize outstanding female leaders in the field. Through the Responsible AI Commitment Initiative, we will drive global companies to become leaders in responsible AI as technology advances.

One of the highlights of the event: In-depth analysis of responsible AI will explore the six pillars of responsible AI, including AI fairness, transparency, privacy protection, security and trustworthiness, governance system, and sustainable development. Business leaders will learn how to align their AI strategies with responsible practices to meet regulatory standards and social expectations. Participants will gain actionable strategies for implementing responsible AI, optimizing their generative AI projects, and building a robust AI ecosystem.

Event Details

June 25-26, 2024 Chicago Artificial Intelligence Conference; June 28, 2024 Chicago Web3Con

Address: 1871 Chicago Innovation Center, Chicago, Illinois

Registration: Please visit www.chicagoaiweek.com to purchase tickets and register.

20% discount code:

ai2030community20

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About Chicago AI Week

The 2024 Chicago AI Conference is a highlight event of Chicago AI Week, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, and experts to discuss technological advancements, cutting-edge applications, responsible AI practices, and real-world applications in regulated industries such as finance, insurance, and healthcare.

About AI 2030

AI2030 ( www.ai2030.org ) is a membership organization dedicated to harnessing the transformative power of artificial intelligence for the benefit of humanity while mitigating its potential negative impacts. Our focus is on responsible AI, AI for everyone, and AI for good, with the goal of bridging the gap in awareness, talent, and resources to advance the adoption of responsible AI across industries. For more information, visit www.ai2030.org .

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