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PROGRAMME

JUNE 15, 2019

LONDON, UK

BARBICAN CENTRE

Barbican Centre, London, UK June 15, 2019

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Cassie Kozyrkov

Chief Decision Scientist,

Google

Cassie Kozyrkov guides

teams in data-driven

decision process and AI

strategy. She is the

innovator behind bringing

the practice of Decision

Intelligence to Google,

personally training over

15,000 Googlers.

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Terah Lyons

Founding Executive

Director,

Partnership on AI

Prior to the Partnership

on AI, Terah Lyons was

Policy Advisor to the US

CTO at the White House

Office of Science

and Technology Policy

during the Obama

administration.

Vishal Chatrath

CEO and Co-founder,

PROWLER.io

PROWLER.io is a

Cambridge-based

AI company whose

mission is to enable

leaders and

organisations to make

better business

decisions by

optimising resources.

Nicole Eagan

CEO, Darktrace

As its CEO, Nicole

Eagan has established

Darktrace as the

global leader of AI

cyber defence. She

was named “Top

Technology Executive

to Watch” in 2019,

and “AI Leader of the

Year” in 2017.

Marcus du Sautoy

FRS OBE, Simonyi

Professor and

Professor of

Mathematics at the

University of Oxford

Marcus du Sautoy’s

book, The Creativity

Code, explores the

future of creativity and

how machine learning

will impact inspiration.

Reeps One

Musician and Artist

Described as a

professional polymath,

Reeps One (real name

Harry Yeff) has

accumulated over 100

million YouTube views

for his independently

showcased music

and technology-based

performances.

Lucy Yu

Director of Public

Policy, FiveAI

Lucy is director of

public policy at FiveAI,

a company developing

self-driving vehicles,

which it will use to

operate affordable,

accessible and

sustainable shared

transport services.

Sandra Wachter

Lawyer, Associate

Professor and Senior

Research Fellow,

University of Oxford

Sandra Wachter is a

lawyer and Research

Fellow in data ethics, AI

and robotics at the

Oxford Internet

Institute, and a Fellow at

the Alan Turing Institute.

Katharina

Sophia Volz

CEO, OccamzRazor

Katharina Sophia Volz

is a medical researcher

and the CEO of

OccamzRazor, a San

Francisco-based

startup using machine

learning to identify

treatments for

Parkinson’s disease.

Speakers

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KNOWLEDGE PARTNER

Barbican Centre, London, UK June 15, 2019

EVENT PARTNER

WORKSHOP LEADER

EVENT SUPPORTER

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darktrace.com

Darktrace is the world’s leading

cyber AI company and the

creator of Autonomous Response

technology. Its self-learning AI

is modelled on the human

immune system and is used by

over 3,000 organisations to

protect against cyber threats

to cloud, email, IoT, networks and

industrial systems.

The company has over 900

employees and headquarters in

San Francisco and Cambridge,

UK. Every three seconds,

Darktrace AI fights back against

a cyber threat, preventing it

from causing damage.

Event partners

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bots.co.uk

Bots.co.uk are showcasing the

Panda Powertool robotic arm

from Franka Emika, as well as

the Eva Robot, a photography

bot that moves and mingles

autonomously with guests.

ai-darobot.com

Ai-Da is an ultra realistic AI

humanoid robot artist. Pioneering

an art movement, she is a

performance and visual artist

who creates her compositions

using AI and algorithms.

random42.com

Random42 present their award-

winning medical animations and

scientific VR and AR experiences

– including “Intercellular”, which

takes you on an immersive

journey inside the human body.

cthesigns.co.uk

C the Signs is an AI-driven

innovation for early identification

of cancer – a tool which, in under

30 seconds, can identify which

cancer(s) a patient is at risk of

and recommend medical tests.

humtap.com

Humtap uses AI audio

generation technology to enable

the creation of original studio-

quality music paired perfectly

with video – irrespective

of individual musical ability.

styku.com

By modelling its AI technology

on DEXA, Styku is now able to

track changes in bone mass

– an important metric for

monitoring musculoskeletal

system disorders.

miroshot.com

Miro Shot’s system is able to

synchronise VR/AR, lights,

haptics, live performance and

projection mapping across

multiple headsets in a live and

interactive viewing experience.

tended.co.uk

Tended is showcasing the

Tended Protect – an innovative

tech wearable with intelligent

accident-detection abilities –

alongside a demonstration of

their commercial platform.

Demos

Barbican Centre, London, UK June 15, 2019

12.30 - 13.55 B R E A K

There are so many options for you to enjoy during this extended break.

Choose the most relevant for you:

Agenda for June 15, 2019

10.00 - 10.40 R E G I S T R A T I O N , T E A A N D C O F F E E

10.45 - 10.50

10.55 - 11.10

11.15 - 11.30

11.35 - 11.50

11.55 - 12.10

12.15 - 12.30

Welcome Remarks from WIRED

Greg Williams, Editor, WIRED

Why AI needs diversity:

What cultural and societal context brings to artificial intelligence

Terah Lyons, Founding Executive Director, Partnership on AI

Human-machine teaming and real-world applications

Vishal Chatrath, Founder, PROWLER.io

Machine learning, medicine and Parkinson’s: Using data science to discover a cure

Katharina Sophia Volz, CEO, Occamzrazor

Partner session: Cyber AI for threat detection – a new era of defence

Nicole Eagan, Chief Executive Officer, Darktrace

Think like a human: Self-driving vehicles and the rules of the road

Lucy Yu, Director of Public Policy, FiveAI

Lunch

If you’re an All-

Access ticket holder,

make your way to

the Fountain Room

(Ground Level) and

enjoy a classic

sandwich lunch with

crisps and soft

drink. For all other

ticket types, you can

purchase lunch from

Benugo cafe, the

Barbican Kitchen or

Osteria Restaurant.

AI: More than

Human

If you’ve booked

your entry time

slots for 13.00 or

13.15, make your way

to the Curve

(Ground Level) for

your exhibition.

WIRED Pulse:

AI Test Lab

Come and enjoy the

interactive demos in

WIRED’s AI Test Lab

in the Main Foyer.

You can make your

own AI song with

Humtap, watch

Ai-Da the Humanoid

Robot Artist create

an AI artwork,

experience a new

type of VR with

Random42 and more.

12.40 – 13.40

Workshop A:

Build your own

nature-inspired

robotic fish

(Lunch provided)

If you pre-booked for

this workshop,

which is hosted by

Bionics4Education,

please make your

way to the

Registration Desk in

the Main Foyer no

later than 12.40.

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15.45 - 17.00

17.00 W I R E D P U L S E : A I T E S T L A B C L O S E S , F O L L O W E D B Y

A I : M O R E T H A N H U M A N E X H I B I T I O N V I E W I N G

If you’ve booked your entry time slots for 17.00, 17.15, 17.30 or 17.45, please make your way to

the Curve (Ground Level) for your exhibition.

14.00 - 14.25

14.25 - 14.35

14.40 - 14.55

15.00 - 15.15

15.20 - 15.35

15.35 - 15.40

Can augmented relationships create new forms of art?

Musical performance by Reeps One

Machines and Creativity: The Journey of AI: More than Human

Suzanne Livingston, Guest co-curator of AI: More than Human, Barbican Centre

The Creativity Code: How AI is learning to write, paint and think

Marcus du Sautoy FRS OBE, Simonyi Professor for the Public Understanding

of Science and Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford

When AI disrupts the law: Exploring fairness, privacy and advertising

in an algorithmic world

Sandra Wachter, Lawyer, Associate Professor and Senior Research Fellow,

University of Oxford

The AI safety mindset: 12 rules for a safer AI future

Cassie Kozyrkov, Chief Decision Scientist, Google

Remarks from WIRED

Greg Williams, Editor, WIRED

Afternoon coffee,

tea and scones

Join WIRED and the

rest of the attendees

for coffee and mini

cream tea – open to

all attendees in the

Main Foyer, or if

you’re an All Access

ticket-holder, you

can enjoy your

coffee and mini

cream tea in the

Fountain Room.

16.50

Raffle winners

announced

Prizes include a

signed copy of The

Creativity Code by

Marcus du Sautoy;

Machines Like Me

by Ian McEwan; a

WIRED Pulse: AI at

the Barbican T-shirt;

a subscription to

WIRED magazine

and lots more.

WIRED Pulse:

AI Test Lab

Come and enjoy the

interactive demos in

WIRED’s AI Test Lab

in the Main Foyer.

Check your bone

mass with Styku,

learn about C the

Signs’ demo on

identifying cancer

risks, and try out

some of Miro Shot’s

immersive content.

15.40 – 16.45

Workshop B:

Build your own

nature-inspired

robotic fish

If you pre-booked for

this workshop,

which is hosted by

Bionics4Education,

please make

your way to the

Registration Desk in

the Main Foyer no

later than 15.40.

C O F F E E A N D M I N I C R E A M T E A

The talks may have ended, but there’s still a lot for you to do during this

break. Choose the most relevant for you:

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