Artificial Intelligence | A master class on what Artificial Intelligence really is (and what it’s not), a tour across the AI landscape. Clear explanations of several machine learning algorithms, applications of natural language processing, voice, deep learning and computer vision. The principles behind Responsible Data Science and a framework for Ethics will be addressed.

Exponential thinking | How can we seize the opportunity and make sure that exponential technologies are used in a positive way, solving our grandest challenges in the process? Jim will educate us on what it means to be an exponential leader. How we can embrace change, grow, live our purpose and start making a difference. How can your organization thrive in times of exponential change? It’s not just about technology, it’s all about speed and skills. The winners of tomorrow are the companies that can learn faster than the others. Jim Stolze will share his view on how you can think and act more like an exponential tech company.

Keynote topics

1. Welcome to the Metaverse
2. Intro to Exponentials
3. Artificial Intelligence
4. DNA – a personal discovery
5. Exponential Leadership
6. Exponential Disruption
7. Machine Learning

Biography

Jim Stolze (Artificial Intelligence) is a tech-entrepreneur located at Amsterdam Science Park. As one of Singularity University’s accredited faculty members, Jim speaks to diverse groups around the world on topics like Artificial Intelligence, Exponential Leadership and Digital Ethics. From 2009 – 2016 Jim Stolze was selected as one of the twelve ambassadors for TED.com worldwide. Under his leadership TEDx events (including TEDxAmsterdam) were organized, generating in total millions of pageviews for European ideas and winning numerous awards. In 2016 he decided to focus all his attention to a new adventure. His company Aigency is a fast-growing company that offers Artificial Intelligence solutions to clients like Heineken and the Ministry of Health. A graduate of VU University Amsterdam, Jim Stolze earned his MBA-degree at Lemniscaat Business School and completed the course “Artificial Intelligence; implications for Business and Strategy” at the MIT Sloan School of Management and the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL).