Who’s Afraid of Artificial General Intelligence and Its Impact on Data Management?
Artificial general intelligence (AGI) is a type of artificial intelligence (AI) that matches or surpasses human cognitive capabilities across a wide range of cognitive tasks. This contrasts with narrow AI, which is limited to specific tasks. AGI is considered one of the definitions of strong AI.
The rise of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) brings with it both excitement and concern across industries, with data management at the heart of this transformative shift. At the Data Management Summit, this roundtable will tackle the implications of AGI on data strategies, security, and ethics. As AGI moves toward human-like cognition, it could reshape everything from data governance and processing efficiency to decision-making and predictive analytics.
Experts in data management, AI, and ethics will gather to discuss the anticipated risks, opportunities, and the far-reaching impact AGI could have on the ways organizations handle data. Key questions include:
How will AGI challenge current data management systems and processes?
What potential risks does AGI introduce for data privacy, security, and governance?
How can data professionals prepare for and adapt to an AGI-driven future?
Join us for an engaging exploration of AGI’s potential to revolutionize data management and the responsibilities and uncertainties that lie ahead. This roundtable will provide insights into navigating AGI’s impact on data with confidence and foresight.
AGI could fundamentally transform data management, offering unprecedented capabilities in automating data processing, enhancing data quality, and providing real-time insights with minimal human intervention. AGI systems could potentially understand complex relationships within data, identify trends, and make decisions autonomously, which would dramatically streamline workflows. For companies, this could mean reduced costs, enhanced decision-making, and the ability to derive insights from vast amounts of data at a speed previously unimaginable.
If you think you can contribute to this round table, please contact michele.iurillo@synergo.es ( final companies are welcome).
