In the world of technology, where innovation is a race and the finish line keeps advancing, impactful storytelling matters. The future of our society hinges on understanding and harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and today, it is our pleasure to shed light on the unique insights of Matt Britton, a renowned consumer trend expert, global keynote speaker, and CEO of the market research software platform Suzy.
Matt is no stranger to the complex world of AI. With his vast experience consulting for over half of the Fortune 500, he brings a unique perspective to the growth of AI technologies and their impacts on business and society. From boardrooms to international conferences and workshops, he takes stage with a clear objective: to engage the audience with compelling stories and help them navigate this constantly evolving technological landscape.
One of the pivotal discussions on his presentation deck delves into the burning question of the hour – an exciting race between platforms like OpenAI and Anthropic to develop superior AI coding machines. Hey, that’s not something everyone talks about, but Matt does! Here's why:
At its core, AI coding has the potential to change the tech landscape profoundly. As pioneers race to create the most sophisticated AI coding systems, startups are playing a significant role in shaping these developments, often working in the background. Matt dives deep into the methinks and hows behind the strides being made. He elucidates how a certain lesser-known startup is empowering OpenAI and Anthropic with resources, support, and cutting-edge technology, driving technological leaps in AI coding space.
Collaboration, in Matt's view, becomes a crucial aspect of this narrative. It's no longer about standalone entities, but
interconnected firms working synchronously, taking advantage of each other's strengths. Breaking down barriers, these partnerships are forging the path for exciting breakthroughs that are set to reshape the face of the AI ecosystem.
Matt takes this dialogue further by discussing the impact AI coding advancements may have on various sectors. Software development, automation, and even societal functions stand on the brink of transformative change. It's critical, he argues, for businesses and individuals alike to be aware of these innovations and be ready to adapt to the impending tides of change.
But with Matt, the conversation is never just top-down. The
description so far might put him in a ‘transmitter' mode, but his approach is interactive. Harnessing his entrepreneurial journey and his stint at Suzy, a novel software platform that has raised $100M+, he vouches for real-life stories instead of mere theories. Whether it's speaking of corporate predicaments or dissecting consumer trends, his high-energy storytelling engages the audience, making complex concepts easily understandable and relatable.
Matt Britton is more than a typical keynote speaker; he's an interactive navigator in a world where technology evolves faster than our understanding of it. He has a unique lens to highlight
under-discussed issues, and there’s no doubt that his keynotes inspire thought, stimulate discussion, and incite action.
We encourage all those curious about the future of business in a world dominated by AI or who want insights into pressing technological trends, to reach out and engage with Matt. His keynotes, workshops, and offsites are designed not just to inform but to facilitate dialogue and further understanding of AI’s societal and business implications.
As we navigate this brave new world of AI and its disruptive potential, having the right guide can make all the difference. Across businesses, cultures, and societies, Matt Britton could be that guide for your organization. Contact him today to learn more about his keynote speaking platform and begin your journey on understanding and navigating the ever-changing landscape of artificial intelligence.
Contact Matt Britton to inquire about speaking availability for an upcoming corporate conference, offsite, or workshop you are planning.
