Vote for who you want to see at Sessions: AI

TechCrunch Sessions: AI is approaching, and attendees have the opportunity to vote for one of six finalists to lead a breakout session on June 5 at UC Berkeley's Zellerbach Hall. The finalists include Mahesh Chayel from Meta discussing monetizing generative AI in enterprise applications, Cristina Mancini from Black Girls Code addressing inclusion in tech, Yann Stoneman from Cohere AI on secure AI deployment in regulated industries, Hua Wang from the Global Innovation Forum on AI policy for startups, Hardik Vasa from AWS on implementing secure AI with guardrails, and Marcie Vu from Greycroft on identifying exceptional AI founders. Voting is open until March 21 at 11:59 p.m. PT.

Attendees are encouraged to vote for their preferred session and secure tickets to save up to $210. The event promises to explore cutting-edge AI innovations, connect with industry leaders, and delve into the AI revolution. Each session offers unique insights, from ethical AI monetization and inclusion in tech to secure AI deployment and policy navigation for startups.

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TechCrunch Sessions: AI will take place on June 5 at UC Berkeley, featuring a breakout session chosen by audience vote.
Voting for the Audience Choice session is open until March 21 at 11:59 p.m. PT, and attendees can only vote for one speaker.
Finalists include experts from Meta, Black Girls Code, Cohere AI, Global Innovation Forum, AWS, and Greycroft, covering topics from monetizing AI to secure AI deployment.
Attendees can save up to $210 by purchasing tickets early to participate in top AI discussions and innovations.

Vote for who you want to see at Sessions: AI | TechCrunch

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