Dan Chuparkoff

Adapting to an AI-powered future may be today’s most urgent challenge. But teams are divided.

Some are excited about “AI-powered everything” and overlooking the pitfalls. Others are unsure or anxious about the disruption AI could bring—and don’t know where to begin.

Dan brings 30 years of experience leading some of the most advanced, future-focused teams in the world—including at Google, McKinsey, and Atlassian. He’s built teams that served billions of users. Long ago, he realized this: the speed at which you grasp and adopt new technology will determine your success. With AI, this is truer than ever.

Today, Dan helps teams make sense of AI. It’s not just a new search engine or a new chat interface—it’s about to become as integrated into our lives as copy and paste. Dan breaks down what AI is good at, and what it’s not. He’ll show you how it’s evolving, and how to pair its capabilities with the power of human expertise.

Audiences walk away with practical strategies to leverage AI and other emerging technologies—unlocking new levels of performance, creativity, and a competitive edge. Dan will show your audience how to harness the power of AI to boldly reimagine the future of [Your Industry].

Dan can customize to deliver insights on AI and innovation, and how AI will impact the way people work across a variety of industries. Here are a few examples:

AI in Agriculture
In the agriculture industry, there’s more innovation than ever before. Technology is enabling precision agriculture. Drones and sensors can monitor crop health in real time. AI will allow us to optimize the use of water and pesticides to create more sustainable growing practices. Algorithms powering yield prediction will enable better planning, better inventory management, and better selling decisions.

AI in Financial Services
In the financial services industry, there’s more innovation than ever before. Artificial intelligence can help financial services firms with staffing constraints scale what they can do to compete in an increasingly competitive market. But AI-powered automation comes with new risks and inherent biases, and navigating the line between productivity and risk in the financial services industry is crucial.

AI in Real Estate
In the real estate industry, there’s more innovation than ever before. Image recognition algorithms are powering smart appraisals and more accurate property valuations. Video drones can provide property walkthroughs and virtual tours. AI-powered customer relationship management systems automate and improve marketing, lead generation, and prospective customer outreach and engagement.

AI in Manufacturing
In the manufacturing industry, AI will help drive unprecedented innovation. AI will deliver dramatic improvements in quality control processes through advanced imaging and real-time data analysis. AI-assisted development will power more capable, more agile, and more affordable robotics to help people do more of the heavy lifting. AI will also improve sustainability by analyzing patterns of energy consumption and providing recommendations to minimize waste.

A.I. might be the most significant technological improvement in the history of humanity. The industry leaders of the decade ahead will be the ones who embrace the power of A.I. while also avoiding it’s pitfalls. Dan’s DRIVING INNOVATION IN THE AGE OF AI keynote helps teams to make better decisions, drive efficiency in operations and collaboration, and create customer value faster than ever before. Teams will learn how to tackle A.I. head on, how to use it to transform the way they solve problems, manage information, and reach customers globally.

Being an INNOVATIVE team that moves forward in alignment is getting harder every day. The world was already filled with an overwhelming stream of constant change. Teams today are buried under an avalanche of information and technology can help. But it’s also one more thing on a pile that’s already too big. Dan’s INNOVATION MACHINE keynote helps teams to reinvent the way they think about work in order to speed up their innovation practices.