Brett King

Keynote by speaker Brett King

Augmented: Life in the Smart Lane:

• With technological advancement and the smartphone, we have entered the Augmented Age. In this keynote, Brett will explain how the Augmented Age can be encountered through four disruptive technologies: Artificial Intelligence, Experience Design, Health Tech and Smart Infrastructure.

• The audience will learn about Interactive technology and how experience design change health tech as well as how the internet of things will interact with the internet of us.
• Brett will discuss the consequences of AI and robots and answer the important question: “Will robots take our jobs?”. This is a presentation on future history, and the story about how we will live in a world that will change more in the next 20 years than it has in the last 250 years.

Keynote by speaker Brett King

Bank 4.0: Banking Everywhere but a Bank

• In this interesting keynote, Brett will talk about banking and the future of the banking industry. We already know that banking is something you do and not somewhere you go.
• The audience will discover how and why we should shed legacy technology that isn’t serving us, and embrace technologies as they appear without wasting money on reiteration and avoiding clunky transition.
• This keynote is perfect for anyone in finances or the banking industry and will explain everything you need to know about what the future looks like.

Keynote by speaker Brett King

The Rise of Techno-Socialism:

• While it may not feel like it, in the last 200 years, technological innovation has vastly improved society, increasing general wealth, health, and bettering the human condition.  In 1800, 45% of infants died and 90% of people were illiterate, but today, infant mortality is 4.3% and 85% of the world can read.
• In this keynote, Brett King will answer important questions like: “How do we plan for the automated future when we realize robots have taken over much of old economy labor?” and “How can we plan educations around the future of learning quickly, unlearning, and learning again?”
• The audience will understand how we can actually use technology in a way that makes the world better and provides everyone with healthcare, education and, in the end, food on the table and a roof over their head.