The Dublin Tech Summit took place on Wednesday 29th and Thursday 30th May at the RDS, bringing together global leaders in innovation, technology and business to shape the future of global trends. Among them were founder of Race in STEM, Steven Fuller, and C-suite engagement director for The IN Group, Natalie Whittlesey.
In our latest podcast, Nat discusses how being at one of Europe’s leading tech festivals was a key learning experience. She gives her first-hand perspective on three fascinating talks she attended at the summit, covering:
- The robots are here — with Ireland at the forefront of the robotics and machine learning revolution, how are companies successfully leveraging AI?
- Using tech and AI during times of political crisis — how could tech potentially be used for the purpose of disinformation, and how can tech advancements help, but also hinder, the relationship between the state and citizens?
- Return on investment of DEI, hosted by Steven Fuller — how ROI can manifest in financial performance, staff retention and customer satisfaction, but DEI needs to be embedded in the heart of a business with commitment from the top, rather than a tick-box exercise.
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