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AI-first culture dominates ThoughtWorks Live India 2018

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Software consultancy firm ThoughtWorks organised chapter of ThoughtWorks Live 2018 in Bengaluru. With this year’s theme being AI-Guided Digital , the platform saw leading industry voices share insights and experiences of how to build an AI-first culture, navigate data deluge and measure success in digital transformation journeys.

The event hosted decision-makers, industry experts and thought leaders to discuss and ideate on leading the AI-guided revolution and the need for organizations to realign structures and technology platforms to keep up with the latest advancements.

“AI is a revolutionary tech that is set to impact humankind by bringing technological singularity to life. An AI-first approach is more relevant today than ever before because of easy access to expansive compute power, overwhelming , connected systems, and advanced algorithms. Given the possibilities of what AI could do, we need to ensure that AI is inclusive, unbiased and ethical. But, it needs patience. AI has a long way to go before we realize the full extent of AI innovations,” said Sudhir Tiwari and Sameer Soman, Managing Directors – India, ThoughtWorks.

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The event saw an attendance of 123 participants and some renowned individuals as key speakers – Jaspreet Bindra – Digital Transformation Advisor to ThoughtWorks, Crystal Widjaja – Senior VP – Business Intelligence, Go-Jek, Deepak Sharma, Chief Digital Officer, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Dr. Shailesh Kumar – Chief Data Scientist, Jio and Javagal Srinath – Former Indian cricketer, ICC match referee shared their knowledge and expertise on stage.

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