4th June

Exploring AI adoption in Aotearoa New Zealand

Name: Exploring AI adoption in Aotearoa New Zealand
Start: 2024-06-04T12:00:20+1200
End: 2024-06-04T14:00:00+1200
Location: Microsoft, Level 13

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Join us for an exclusive fireside chat with Microsoft’s Dee Templeton, Vice President of Partnerships and Operations (Technology and Research division) in conversation with the Deputy Government Chief Digital Officer, Ann-Marie Cavanagh.

Together, they will provide valuable insights into effective and safe artificial intelligence implementation strategies for businesses and governments. They will also share key lessons from global organisations’ AI adoption and explore opportunities in the era of AI, including the high cross-agency interest of our own government.

Dee and Anne will be joined by Aware Group’s Brandon Hutcheson to discuss the latest advancements and opportunities for Aotearoa, including live implementations with measurable benefits.

Date: Tuesday 4 June

Time: 12.00pm - 2.00pm

Location: Microsoft, 10 Brandon Street, Wellington

Event Type: In-person

Cost: Free to members, $30 non-members

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AI ForumNZ

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The Artificial Intelligence Forum of New Zealand (AI Forum) is a purpose-driven, not-for-profit, non-governmental organisation (NGO) that is funded by members. The association was founded in 2017.

The AI Forum brings together New Zealand’s community of artificial intelligence technology innovators, end users, investor groups, regulators, researchers, educators, entrepreneurs and interested public to work together to find ways to use AI to help enable a prosperous, inclusive and thriving future for our nation.

The Forum advances New Zealand’s AI ecosystem through connections, advocacy, growing talent and collaboration. The AI Forum promotes the economic opportunities raised by AI, supporting great applications of AI and emerging New Zealand AI firms, and also works to ensure that society can adapt to the rapid and far-reaching changes that AI technology will bring.

The Forum holds an evidence based approach, focusing on addressing challenges to realise opportunities.

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