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TechCrunch Sessions: AI has announced the six finalists for its Audience Choice voting, following an overwhelming response to speak at the event on June 5 at Zellerbach Hall, University of California, Berkeley. The public now has the opportunity to choose who will share their AI expertise with 1,200 AI leaders and enthusiasts.
The six exceptional finalists, selected after thorough consideration, will compete for a spot on the stage through a public voting process. The voting period will last until March 21 at 11:59 p.m. PT, and each voter gets to choose one speaker. The finalists and their proposed sessions are:
Cristina Mancini, CEO of Black Girls Code, with her session "Who is Coding Our Future?"; Yann Stoneman, Staff Solutions Architect at Cohere AI, with "Behind Your Firewall: Secure Generative AI for Regulated Enterprises"; Hua Wang, Executive Director of the Global Innovation Forum, with "The AI Policy Playbook: What Startups Need to Know"; Hardik Vasa, Senior Solutions Architect at AWS, with "Implementing Secure Generative AI with Guardrails"; Marcie Vu, Partner at Greycroft, with "A Big Tech Banker-turned-Investor's Unique Lens on Identifying Exceptional AI Founders"; and Mahesh Chayel, Product Management Lead at Meta, with "Guide to Monetizing Gen AI in Enterprise Applications".
This Audience Choice voting process is a unique opportunity for the public to have a say in the AI conversation. By voting, individuals can contribute to shaping the agenda of the TechCrunch Sessions: AI event and ensure that the most relevant and pressing topics are addressed. The selected speaker will take the stage and share their expertise with a prominent audience of AI leaders and enthusiasts.
The TechCrunch Sessions: AI event is a significant gathering of AI professionals, entrepreneurs, and innovators. The event aims to facilitate meaningful discussions, connections, and insights into the rapidly evolving AI landscape. By involving the public in the selection process, TechCrunch is ensuring that the event remains relevant, engaging, and impactful.
The outcome of the Audience Choice voting will not only determine who will take the stage but also reflect the interests and concerns of the AI community. As the AI industry continues to grow and transform various sectors, events like TechCrunch Sessions: AI play a vital role in shaping the narrative and driving progress. The public's participation in this voting process is crucial in ensuring that the event remains a platform for meaningful exchange and innovation.
Voting is now open and will close on March 21. Make your voice heard and cast your vote for the speaker you think should take the lead in their own breakout session. The winner will be announced soon, and their session will be an integral part of the TechCrunch Sessions: AI event on June 5.
Stay tuned for further updates on the event and the outcome of the Audience Choice voting. In the meantime, explore the proposed sessions and cast your vote to shape the future of AI.
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