Join us for a captivating discussion on the rapid advancements in medicinal chemistry with Arthur Li of Chemical AI! Discover how cutting-edge techniques are transforming the way we synthesize complex molecules at lightning speed. In this session, we'll explore innovative methods like automated synthesis, flow chemistry, and AI-driven design that are accelerating drug development and bringing life-saving medicines to market faster than ever. Whether you're a chemistry aficionado or simply curious about the future of healthcare, this talk will provide insights that inspire and ignite your passion for science. Don't miss the chance to learn how we're making medicine in minutes!

About the video/podcast series:Come on a journey with me to gain from multiple perpectives on Artificial Intelligence so you can learn and form your own opinion of what it is and where it's going. I ask personal and ethical questions to see if those perspectives align with your own. Discard what doesn't work for you, but also absorb the hidden gems. I'm looking to simplify what seems so complex so that I might integrate AI into my life and yours.Who are the people I'm interviewing? I'm in search of hearing from people immersed in AI, the ones who have been successful at using it, teaching it, investing in it.About the Hosthttp://www.derekting.com

About the Speaker:

Arthur Li currently leads the global business growth for Chemical.AI. He was originally born in China and moved to Canada into receive his degrees in pharmaceutical chemistry and MBA. He has 10 years of experience with AI-driven life science startup development in the fields of chemistry, drug discovery, and infectious disease surveillance.

About the Speakers:

Pak-Sun Ting is the CEO of Votee A.I., a platform focused on developing the generative AI stack for neglected languages. Based in Asia, Votee A.I. has a broad digital presence and partnerships across four continents. Before his entrepreneurial journey, Pak led fixed-income at Bank of China (Hong Kong) for nearly seven years, establishing the sales and syndicate team. He previously served as a Director at Standard Chartered Bank and an Associate at J.P. Morgan. Pak is a Fellow of the Canadian Securities Institute, a Chartered Investment Manager, and holds a Bachelor of Administrative Studies from York University in Toronto.

Jacky Chan, CTO of Votee AI, is a seasoned technical entrepreneur dedicated to supporting the startup ecosystem. Known for his expertise in scalable system architecture and a strong focus on AI, Jacky has recent experience in training Cantonese Large Language Models using advanced cloud infrastructure. He shares his knowledge on AI and cloud computing at industry conferences and advises startups on effectively utilizing AI for business impact. Jacky is passionate about helping founders understand and leverage the transformative potential of AI agents and cloud platforms.

Tak Lo is dedicated to inspiring one billion people through AI. He founded Zeroth.ai, an early accelerator focused on AI technologies, and co-founded "The Automated," an AI and business newsletter with over 16,000 subscribers.

He played a key role in establishing Techstars' first international office and currently teaches as a Visiting Associate Professor at AuA, utilizing innovative tools like ChatGPT. Tak is also the author of "I, Leader: Leadership Philosophy in the Age of AI" and "Atomic Prompts."

As an advisor, he helps organizations and governments navigate technological disruption and economic transformation. His contributions include serving on various committees in Hong Kong and advising the Estonian government on its e-residency program. He has made appearances in major media outlets such as Bloomberg, Forbes, and MIT Technology Review, and has spoken at prestigious events like TEDx and the Human-Level AI Conference.

Currently, Tak is focused on addressing the global fertility crisis as CEO of Fertility Labs and Chief Vision Officer of Kedoom, an AI fertility startup. He holds an MBA from London Business School and an AB in economics from the University of Chicago.

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