Boardroom challenges and opportunities in AI-driven innovations
February 27, 2024
Peter will talk to us about how generative AI is causing a systemic change for citizens, businesses, and government, and how we can seize the opportunities while mitigating risks. This will also include AI-driven innovations such as cybersecurity and robotics. This unique opportunity provides an intimate setting to gain valuable insights.
- Small scaled Board of Directors meeting
- Open dialogue by means of the Chatham House Rule
Prof. Dr. Peter Werkhoven, TNO
speaker
Prof. Dr. Peter Werkhoven
Chief Scientist Officer
Peter graduated with honors in physics from Utrecht University and earned his doctorate in motion vision in 1990. He held various leadership roles at TNO, including head of the Information Processing department and director of business units. From 2010 to 2017, he served as the Managing Director of Technical Sciences at TNO.
As Chief Scientific Officer (CSO), Peter was a member of the TNO Executive Board from 2019 to 2023, and he currently holds the position of Chief Scientist at TNO. Since 2001, he has been a part-time professor, initially at the University of Amsterdam and later (from 2006) at Utrecht University. Peter has also served on advisory boards, including the NATO Research and Technology Board and the Societal Advisory Board of the KNMI.
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TNO
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Topic
Generative AI's impact | Mitigating AI risks | AI-driven innovations
Program
Location: TBD
17:30 | Start program (including presentation, discussion and a 3-course dinner)
20:30 | End of formal program, opportunity for informal networking
Audience
Corporate Members
Main language
English
Conditions
- Participants have to meet the previously described target audience.
- If applicable, our partners will be presented with every application.
- During all our sessions, the Chatham House Rule applies. This means that the participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s), nor that of any other participant, may be revealed. This means that no report, no photos and no recordings are made of the meeting. The presentation will also not be distributed to the participants afterwards.