Today's digital environment is increasingly defined by two undeniable forces – Artificial Intelligence (AI) and consumer evolution. These phenomena shape not only business but culture and society at large, affecting everything from our smart home devices to geopolitical dynamics. That's why companies worldwide are seeking the insights of influential speaker and AI expert, Matt Britton, who has spent years demystifying these complex topics for businesses large and small.
Matt's keynote addresses are power-packed with high-energy
storytelling and pragmatic wisdom gleaned from over two decades of experience consulting with more than half of the Fortune 500. As the CEO of Suzy, a market research software platform that has raised over $100 Million, he taps his entrepreneurial acumen to provide practical insights into pressing business issues. One such issue making the rounds in corporate conversations is the introduction of Gemini's new smart home feature.
Gemini paves the way for users to control their smart devices using natural language prompts, a significant step towards enhancing convenience and efficiency for smart home management. From adjusting home lighting with a casual verbal cue to securing premises with vocal lock commands, this innovation streamlines everyday tasks for homeowners. Matt's examination of this evolution paints the potential picture for businesses to leverage this surge, despite limitations such as incompatibility with certain smart devices and inability to execute routines.
However, deploying AI isn't merely about enhancing efficiencies – it also brings ethical and security concerns to the fore. This is evident from China's repurposing of Meta's AI technology. Named “ChatBIT,” this AI assistant created by Chinese researchers and the People's Liberation Army utilizes Meta's Llama AI model, despite Meta's policies prohibiting military usage of their AI. Matt's analysis of this issue pushes for an understanding of the implications on the international stage and the necessity of regulatory frameworks to prevent misuse of open-source AI models, underscoring the urgency of dealing with this in the business world.
In addition, Matt brings his audience's attention to “The Automated Show,” a content series that offers quick updates on AI and automation trends. Delivering insights through podcasts and Instagram reels, this series proves ideal for anyone keen to stay on top of cutting-edge technologies and innovations. This series elucidates the paradigm shift led by technologies and automation, reinforcing the import of staying informed to make impactful business decisions.
A core part of his keynotes is the interactive workshop and offsite sessions, where Matt maintains a lively exchange of ideas, leveraging his vast experience in consultancy. These sessions are designed to engage, educate, and equip businesses for the rapidly transforming digital environment.
Matt Britton isn't just a storyteller; he's a “story-doer.” With his rare blend of entrepreneurial background, consulting expertise, and public speaking prowess, he navigates pressing issues in the business world with a clear understanding of their long-ranging implications. Whether it's explaining how Gemini's new smart home feature can shape business strategy or analyzing the ethical implications of AI misuse, Matt takes each subject head-on, leaving audiences informed, engaged, and future-ready.
To discover his compelling storytelling style, seasoned insights, or actionable tactical plans that have proven invaluable to companies across the globe, seize the opportunity to connect with Matt Britton today. Dive into the potential of AI, understand the New Consumer, and position your business to ride the wave of digital evolution. Don't miss the chance to learn from Matt's unparalleled expertise in the field. Reach out now and begin your journey to future-proof your business with his powerful keynote speaking platform.
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