SGInnovate Tech Talk: Spotting & Shipping AI

Session Overview AI has moved past the first wave. Most of us know the basics by now, and the question is no longer what AI can do. Join us for this Tech Talk as part of SGInnovate's Let's TECH It series, in collaboration with Northwestern University's Alumni AI Group, where we look at what comes next. The evening runs as two panels. The first looks at where the opportunities are forming. Where is value shifting, what is opening up that was not possible a year ago, and where should we be putting our attention right now? The second turns to the harder part, which is making AI work inside an enterprise once the opportunity has been identified. Panel 1: Spotting it Tina Chan, Business Development and Strategic Partnerships, Microsoft Raymond Doraisamy, Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder, StartupX Ankur Malik, ex-BCG, Founder, Renown Moderated by An Ting, SGInnovate Panel 2: Making It Stick Anirban Bose, Chief AI and Data Officer, Cognithic AI Labs Zayn Zheng, Manager of AI Engineering, Mastercard, and Co-Founder, Redwood Research Shanthi Chandrasekar, Independent Advisor, formerly Chief Executive Officer at BCT Supply Chain Consulting Moderated by Jeff, Founder of xTembusu Come with a question or an opportunity you are weighing. By the end of the session, you will: Understand where the AI market sits today and what changes as the first wave of adoption ends Get a clearer view of where emerging opportunities are forming and what is driving them Understand what separates enterprise AI projects that stick from those that stall Hear candid views on what has worked and what has not from people building and buying AI today Leave with a sense of where their own organisation or venture could play next Target Audience Founders and early team members at startups exploring or building in AI Business, product and strategy leads in corporates evaluating where AI fits Corporate innovation, transformation and digital teams Investors and ecosystem partners tracking the AI space Professionals and students considering a move into AI