Generative Europe has made its way to London. We’ve got a stellar lineup: two luminaries discussing the top trends we are seeing in AI.
We’ll be joined by Gemma Garriga, Director of Applied AI at Google and Meryem Arik, Co-Founder of TitanML. The panel will be moderated by Antoine Moyroud, a Partner at Lightspeed. Antoine, based in Paris, spends most of his time on data/ML topics. Prior to working in venture capital, Antoine worked at Dataiku and at Flixbus working in data science and marketing teams. He holds a Masters degree in data science from IE University.
Hosting the evening will be Lightspeed partner Julie Kainz. Join us on 13th November at 18:30, for our inaugural event at our London home. Sign up here.
Dr. Gemma Garriga, Director of Applied AI, Google
Gemma Garriga is a Director of Applied AI at Google, where she helps global businesses and startups to thrive in the world of AI and cloud computing. Gemma’s experience expands a variety of areas, from leading AI engineering teams in the financial and insurance sector, to growing tech businesses as an entrepreneur in the consumer space, to being in the weeds of machine learning as a hands-on researcher. Gemma is a passionate speaker for diversity, machine learning operations and enabling equitable societal models with technology. She enjoys championing early businesses that can have impact in the world, and serves as a venture and startup advisor of tech-driven funds and accelerators
Meryem Arik, Co-Founder, TitanML
Meryem co-founded TitanML with the vision of creating a seamless and secure infrastructure for enterprise LLM deployments. Meryem’s training was in Theoretical Physics and Philosophy at the University of Oxford. Beyond her contributions to TitanML, Meryem is dedicated to sharing her insights on the practical and ethical adoption of AI in enterprise.
You can apply for a seat at the London meet up here.
Both our Berlin and Paris events were oversubscribed, so be quick to get your spot! If you missed it, you can read more about the discussion that took place in Paris. We look forward to seeing you in London!
Authors
