Neil Jacobstein

Chair of the Artificial Intelligence & Robotics Track at Singularity University, CEO of Teknowledge Corporation & Henry Crown Fellow at the Aspen Institute

  • mediaX Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Stanford University
  • Chair for the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence’s conference
  • Member of the editorial board of the AAAS’s Science Robotics journal
  • Appointed by the US National Academy of Sciences to the Earth and Life Studies Committee

When Neil Jacobstein is booked for events, they are known to discuss the following speaking topics:

Breakthroughs and Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics
The Future of Exponential Technology
The Future of Work
AI Ethics: Privacy, Bias, and Trust in Machine Learning
Finance and Investment in the AI Revolution
Autonomous Vehicles: An Imperfect Way to Save Millions of Lives

Neil Jacobstein stands out as a distinguished voice in the field of artificial intelligence, combining his expertise as an academic and industry consultant with his ability to translate complex technological concepts into accessible insights. As the Chair of the Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Track at Singularity University, Neil’s mission is to educate and inspire new leaders in the application of exponential technologies. His role as a mediaX Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Stanford University further solidifies his standing in the academic sphere, focusing on augmented decision systems. Neil’s approach to AI and technology is not just theoretical; he actively engages in applying these concepts to solve real-world business problems, exemplified by his tenure as CEO of Teknowledge Corporation, an early innovator in AI applications.

Neil’s reputation as a dynamic and engaging speaker is well-earned. He has a unique ability to demystify the complex world of technology for lay audiences, offering a thoughtful and current perspective on the future of technology. His talks cover a broad range of topics, from the impact of technology on various industries to the ethical considerations that come with rapid technological advancement. Neil’s energetic presence on stage, complemented by compelling visuals and insights, makes his presentations both informative and engaging. His customised approach to each audience, coupled with an open and interactive Q&A session, ensures that his talks are not only enlightening but also relevant to the specific interests of his listeners.

As a sought-after technical expert, Neil’s experience in AI spans over 25 years, with a track record of applying AI to practical business problems. His extensive collaboration list includes major industrial and governmental entities, reflecting his deep involvement in the field. This extensive experience provides him with a rich repository of knowledge and perspectives, which he brings to his speaking engagements. Neil’s leadership roles, such as chairing the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence’s conference and his position on the editorial board of the AAAS’s Science Robotics journal, underscore his influence and expertise in the AI community.

Neil’s interdisciplinary approach extends beyond technology, integrating insights from business and ethics. His appointment by the US National Academy of Sciences to the Earth and Life Studies Committee and his role as a Henry Crown Fellow at the Aspen Institute demonstrate his broad influence and commitment to addressing the multifaceted implications of technology. His ability to moderate complex discussions about the technical and ethical implications of advanced technologies is a testament to his comprehensive understanding of the field. Neil Jacobstein’s international speaking engagements and advisory roles across various sectors highlight his global perspective and the universal relevance of his expertise in AI, robotics, and exponential technologies.

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