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-{{ovation.company}}Reality Check: The Potentials & Pitfalls of AI In Your Business
Get up to speed on the realities of artificial intelligence and its implementation: What AI is, what AI can do—and what AI cannot do.
AI: Real and Relevant in Your Business
HP Newquist shares how to prepare your company for artificial intelligence, and what companies need to know—from the executive suite on to frontline workers—in order to adapt to a world where AI is pervasive. “You might not lose your job to an AI, but you are likely going to lose your job to someone who is using AI.”
HP Newquist has written more about artificial intelligence than anyone on the planet – covering the business of AI for over four decades
Author and AI expert HP NEWQUIST has written more about artificial intelligence than anyone on the planet – at least a million words. He has been covering the business of AI for more than four decades, offering a reality check about the potentials and pitfalls of AI in your business. His work has been cited by The New York Times, NPR, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Fortune, Business Week, The Economist and a host of others. One of the foremost authorities on the history and application of AI, Newquist has given numerous presentations about the potential of AI around the world, including Texas Instruments, Suffolk University, American Express, Museum of History and Innovation, IBM, and more.
Newquist is the author of more than two dozen books that have received countless awards. His book on the effort to create machines that think, The Brain Makers, is considered the definitive book on the history of artificial intelligence. He is also the curator of the museum exhibition “Artificial Intelligence: Your Mind & The Machine,” an interactive experience that makes AI real and relevant to museum visitors.
HP Newquist is one of the foremost authorities on the history and application of artificial intelligence.
His career in AI spans four decades, beginning with the creation of AI TRENDS, the first-ever publication to explore the practical use of artificial intelligence. Since then, he has given numerous presentations about the potential of AI around the world, and his work has appeared in and been cited by such diverse publications as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, Variety, Forbes, Popular Mechanics, Computerworld, and USA Today.
Newquist is the author of more than two dozen books that have received awards from the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Library Association, and the National Science Teachers Association. His book on the effort to create machines that think, The Brain Makers, is considered the definitive book on the history of artificial intelligence.
Currently, Newquist oversees The Relayer Group, which brings advanced technology to people of all ages through engaging and educational experiences. Its most recent exhibition is “Artificial Intelligence: Your Mind & The Machine,” an interactive experience that makes AI real and relevant to museum visitors.