In this session, Axel Bard Bringéus, International Expansion Partner at EQT Ventures, will discuss how to decide if international expansion is worth it - and is it worth it now?

Full video: https://youtu.be/zyk0wujQypc

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What is it like to take over the role of CEO from the company’s founder? When start-ups grow into scale-ups, most founders step down as CEO at some point in time. That has its ups and downs, for the founder, for the one taking over, and for the company as a whole. What is it like letting go and what is it like stepping in? Gordon Willoughby became WeTransfer's CEO in 2016, taking over from Bas Beerens. How did the transition phase go? Hear what it’s like to move from a corporate to a scale-up, and what the growing pains are from scaling the company internationally. We’ll explore the balance after his first year at WeTransfer and discuss what lies ahead.

Full video: https://youtu.be/zJi2uCPWB2A

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Every industry and software technology seems to be infatuated by artificial intelligence while simultaneously fearing the possibility of machines replacing human jobs. But there's a softer side to AI. The future is proactive. Companies need to analyze data to anticipate problems before you even know you have one. Relying on Artificial Intelligence to solve mundane problems leaves room for companies to have authentic, connected conversations and to deliver in the ways customers desire.

Full video: https://youtu.be/NEKaFSkR5FU

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Contextualizing it's larger call to action within today's ever-precarious sociopolitical climate, Become Who You Are is a talk encouraging a future-focused audience to actively articulate and own their purpose, mission, and usefulness; see and create a world where people not only feel comfortable sharing and learning from the richness found within and around their communities; and then use this power to drive personal and societal transformation.

Full video: https://youtu.be/re1afGiUYe8

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With blockchain, digital art can now be personalized, interactive, and extendable. It can truly be owned, digitally scarce, and even a cultural following can be defined in tractable financial terms. From creation to consumption, blockchain unlocks numerous possibilities that will redefine our relationship and understanding of art.

Full video: https://youtu.be/YfQp71Zr2fQ

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In this session we will cover the basics and key concepts of machine learning, as well as the latest advances. The emphasis will be on how they are shaping the future, through real-world examples of applications from the fields of genomics, healthcare and tech startups.

Full video: https://youtu.be/xD5lkVl6w8A

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Funny As Tech is a podcast where a tech ethicist & and comedian tackle the thorniest issues in tech! Tech ethicist David Ryan Polgar and comedian Joe Leonardo invite three creative thought leaders on the TNW stage for a rapid-fire panel show! Our relationship with tech is messy... let's discuss!

Full video: https://youtu.be/CooBZYDfSwk

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Oliver Weingarten (Virtually Live) , Bill Martens (BAMTECH Media), Shireen Hamdan (Populous Architecture) & Andy Miah (Author).

Expect to hear how immersive technology holds the key to fan engagement- bridging the gap between the physical environment and digital spheres. Here speakers discuss shifts in viewing consumption habits, ever-changing media rights landscape and proliferation of digital media, as well as the emergence of new technologies and how this can be applied to the physical, stadium viewing experience. Any Miah interviews Virtually's Director of Content Development, BamTech's Managing Director & Populous Architecture's Principle.

Full video: https://youtu.be/Xe0n1VtkVAw

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Ubiquitous information and communication has dramatically changed how we work. Yet we still like to work together, in teams, in shared spaces. We have an opportunity to rethink the workplace by making the environment smart -- from an inert space to an active participant in how we work with others. In an AI-driven economy, ordinary and forgotten moments of human interaction can be reeled in and made a useful part of the digital workplace. We call these "Dark Interactions," and with new computing interfaces like conversational AIs and interactive light, we can harness them for our benefit.

Full video: https://youtu.be/g1WgmjjMZrI

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Technology is increasingly shaping the way we experience cities and our workspaces. As makers of our future environment, we mainly focus on the objective performance of these environments but often neglect how we subjectively experience them. I will investigate how to link perception and technology. This talk presents how perception can be a powerful tool to connect with our increasingly technological environment and how technology can be a powerful tool to understand our perceptions and navigate our existing and future spaces of living and working.

Full video: https://youtu.be/CbyJYNSSseU

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