Next Cambridge AI accounced: How AI can improve business processes
As proud headline sponsors of Cambridge AI, we’re looking forward to the next event in the series, taking place on Thursday 10 September at the brand new Raspberry Pi Foundation HQ on Hills Road, Cambridge. A fitting venue for a conversation about technology and innovation.
The topic this time is one we think about a lot from a recruitment perspective: How AI can improve business processes. Specifically, how organisations actually operationalise the benefits of AI rather than just talking about them.
Three speakers will be sharing their experience and perspectives on the night:
Catherine Breslin from Lichen AI will be exploring what it really takes to adopt enterprise AI successfully, and why listening to the people who actually do the work is so often the key to getting it right.
Toby Parnell from majaco will be looking at how AI can be used to analyse complex data to drive efficiencies in food production. A fascinating real-world application that shows just how broad the reach of this technology is becoming.
Neelima Alluri from Chain of Thought AI will be discussing how capturing engineering knowledge can improve troubleshooting and operational resilience. The kind of practical, unglamorous use case that often delivers the most genuine value.
For us at RedTech, sponsoring Cambridge AI is a natural fit. We recruit AI and Machine Learning engineers, software professionals and technology specialists for companies right across the Cambridge ecosystem and beyond, and staying closely connected to where these conversations are happening matters.
If you’re based in Cambridge and interested in AI, this is a great room to be in. Places are free but registration is required.
Register for the event on Meetup
We hope to see you there.