A host of big names, including the UK’s first Government Chief Data Officer will be speaking at next month’s Liverpool AI Summit.
Focusing on AI for Good, around 800 people will attend the event at ACC Liverpool.
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As well as Mike Bracken CBE, the founder and former executive director of the UK Government Digital Service, delegates will also hear from Oxford University Professor Michael Wooldridge, who presented the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures about AI; and the soon-to-announced Chief AI Officer for Liverpool City Region.
“AI is already changing the way we live and work – but here in the Liverpool City Region, we’re showing how it can be a force for good. From tackling deadly diseases, to transforming how our kids learn in school, our area is proving that AI can make a real difference to people’s lives,” said Liverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram.
“I’m thrilled to see this summit return for a second year, bigger and even better. It’s a chance to showcase some of the brightest minds and most exciting innovations from around the world – and to show that our region is leading the way in using technology to build a fairer, greener and more prosperous future for everyone.
“We’ve got the talent, the world-class facilities, and the ambition to make the Liverpool City Region the UK’s home of ethical, inclusive AI. This summit is another big step on that journey.”
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It will be hosted by BBC presenter Jo Coburn with support from AI-powered avatars as they discuss 3 key themes:
- AI in Innovation and Industry, covering Health and Life Sciences, Advanced Manufacturing, and Transport
- AI in the Workplace, covering Education, Skills and Careers
- AI in Society, covering Inclusion and Literacy, Sustainability and Environment, and Ethics
“The Liverpool City Region AI Summit has become a landmark event in the UK’s technology calendar, showcasing the very best of how AI can be harnessed as a force for good,” added Kir Nuthi, Head of AI and Data at techUK.
“At techUK, we see first-hand the transformative potential of AI to boost productivity, improve lives and ensure the UK is prepared to lead the forefront of innovation on the global stage.
“This year’s summit is a great opportunity to bring together businesses, academia, government and the broader technology community to share ideas, tackle today’s challenges and explore how we can prepare and deploy AI to deliver real benefits for people across the country.”
