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Generative AI: Opportunities and Effects on Society

Panel Discussion

Aron Lagerberg

Principal NLP Investigator @ Recorded Future

Aron has been working in the AI industry since 2014, and he holds a PhD in Mathematics. He has been spending the last 7 years applying state-of-the-art NLP methods to high-value business problems in fields ranging from legal tech to biomedicine and threat intelligence.

 
 

Francisca Hoyer

Strategic Program Manager, NLU @ AI Sweden

Francisca co-leads the Natural Language Understanding Initiative at AI Sweden, the Swedish national center for applied AI. Originally a trained historian, Francisca moved into the field of AI to leverage her experiences for responsible innovation and social good. She holds a PhD from Uppsala University. Her research interests include global and gender history and span questions such as power relations and representation in historical archives. She is passionate about pulling together innovation projects that engage stakeholders who have traditionally not been involved in developing new technologies and diversifying the AI pipeline with domain experts from the humanities.

Rebecca Oskarsson

CTO @ Pirr

Rebecca specializes in data engineering, analytics, and machine learning and has great knowledge of deep learning, model deployment, and cloud computing. She has 4+ years of experience in improving data analytics and data-driven decision-making across dozens of companies in the Visma group before joining Pirr. At Pirr, the generative AI app for romance and erotic fantasies, the focus is optimizing large language models for end users seen to performance, cost, and quality.

Sylvie Saget

PhD Student @ University of Gothenburg

Sylvie Saget is a PhD student in computational linguistics at the University of Gothenburg. Her background mixes academia and the private sector: first as a research engineer in conversational AI at IRISA and Institut Télécom, then as an innovation consultant. She is interested in conversational agents that can interact and speak autonomously, whether they are humans, robots, or avatars. Her research focuses on the modeling of reasoning and dialogue via a transdisciplinary approach mixing philosophy of mind, logics and psychology. This modeling allows her to develop interaction management technologies, conversational agent architectures - as well as to develop social agents used as tools for psychology. More recently, she has broadened her field of application to the development of responsible conception and
design methods.