The AI Revolution in Massachusetts: Disruption, Risk, Opportunity
Description
Artificial intelligence’s arrival as a game-changing force poses profound personal, business, and policy implications, and its rapid evolution has lawmakers scrambling to get ahead of its capabilities while taking advantage of its potential. Massachusetts legislators have drafted bills addressing a range of AI-related issues, including data privacy, child safety, election misinformation, consumer discrimination, and data center-related energy usage. AI’s potential to streamline business processes also poses urgent labor market questions as well as possibilities for never-before-imagined efficiencies.
As Massachusetts looks to both lead and regulate the AI revolution, join leading legislators and thought-leaders for a timely forum on AI's challenges and opportunities.
For sponsorship and speaking opportunities, please contact Dylan Rossiter at Dylan.Rossiter@StateHouseNews.com.
NOTE: Doors open for networking at 8 AM. The program will run from 9 to 10:30 AM.

Speakers

Sen. Barry Finegold
Senate Chair, Joint Committee on Economic Development and Emerging Technologies

Rep. Francisco E. Paulino
Member, Joint Committee on Bonding, Capital Expenditures and State Assets, Joint Committee on Revenue

Thomas Myers
General Counsel & Chief Privacy Officer, Executive Office of Technology Services and Security

Sam Drysdale (Government Panel Moderator)
Reporter, State House News Service

Katie Lannan (Industry Panel Moderator)
State House Reporter, GBH News

Rev. Chris Hope
Minister + Technologist, The Hope Group

Kevin Bolen
Head of AI Transformation, Strategy and Investments, KPMG LLP

Steven Rothstein
Chief Program Officer, Ceres, Inc.

Dr. Allan Glass
Associate Professor, Curtis L. Gerrish School of Business at Endicott College

Gary Blank
Senior Fellow for Government Effectiveness, Pioneer Institute
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