Speaking topic

A keynote on AI applied to health, mental health and accessibility

The work behind the TED talk. Where machine learning is pointed at problems that are about people rather than throughput, what that changes about how you build, and what it demands of the people building it.

The room

Healthcare and public sector audiences, purpose-led conferences, universities, and any programme with a social impact track.

Every booking starts the same way: tell him who is in the room and what you want them doing afterwards. The enquiry form asks for exactly that and nothing else.

Formats
Conference keynote, TED style talk, Masterclass, University session
On this subject
2 talks you can watch
Shaped to you
Written for your audience and your programme

What it covers

The beats of the talk

Shaped to your audience rather than delivered off the shelf, so treat these as the argument rather than as a running order.

Starting from the person, not the dataset

What changes about a project when the outcome is somebody's day rather than a metric.

Accessibility as an engineering problem

Work on communication and access, and what it taught him about designing for people the default case ignores.

The responsibility that comes with it

Where the stakes are highest and where the temptation to overclaim is strongest.

Why him

This is the subject of his TED@IBM talk and of his TEDxCincinnati talk, both public and both linked on this site.

On this subject

Watch him make this argument

Every one is public, plays here, and carries its year. This is an archive, not a schedule.

Questions

What organisers ask about this one

He speaks to the projects that are public and documented. He does not present private or clinical work, and he will tell you in advance exactly which examples the talk uses.

Yes. It is the talk that travels furthest outside technical rooms, and it is the one most often programmed as an opening or closing keynote.

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