Ottawa - Generative AI for the Public Sector: Unlocking the Opportunities

Description

Boston Consulting Group is saying that the Public sector adoption of GenAI is still in the early stages, but it needs to accelerate. The efficiency and citizen benefits of an AI-powered government are no longer hypothetical. Private sector implementations of GenAI-augmented products and services, AI bots and assistants, and even company-specific proprietary trained models show that the value is real and achievable. Some public sector leaders around the world are starting to experiment with use cases, but there is a disproportionate focus on the downside risks. More senior leadership focus and investment are needed to scale this and maximize the upside potential. The time to act and capture the immense government and citizen benefits of this revolutionary technology is now. 

ServiceNow, Jeremy Barnes, VP Product AI will guide you through ServiceNow AI product development journey and share best practices seen around the world.

Jeremy was previously CTO and Chief Architect at Element AI (acquired by ServiceNow) where he worked on bridging AI research to the customer and built out the largest GPU infrastructure at a Canadian company. Before that he was co-founder, CTO and CEO at Datacratic (acquired by iPerceptions), an open platform for real-time personalization, and mldb.ai (acquired by Element AI), an open SQL database for machine learning. He began his career in AI in 2000 as co-founder and CTO at Idilia, a natural language processing company. His passion is to project the value of AI research out of universities into an industrial setting, and he has been fortunate to have played a role in the creation of the AI ecosystem in Canada and witnessed the beginnings of the deep learning revolution.

Registration open to CIOCAN Members and Qualified Guests.

4:30-5:30pm - Welcome & Networking

5:30-7:00pm - Presentation & Dinner - Put AI to work – How to get there! 

Thank you to our Dinner sponsor ServiceNow.