SHARPER TECH – SAFER WORLD?

Daisuke Wakabayashi moderates a panel discussion on the safe and progressive use of breakthrough technologies, particularly AI. Gene Berdichevsky details Sila's silicon anode battery technology, emphasizing its potential for smaller, longer-lasting batteries in consumer devices, grid storage, and robotics. Dr. Tomohiro Fujita explains Chitose's use of AI in managing microbial cultures for bioproducts, aiming to make deserts green through AI-managed algae cultivation. Bruno Maisonnier introduces Another Brain's next-generation AI chip, inspired by the brain, designed for sensors and defense applications, operating efficiently without big data. Alexander Sukharevsky discusses Quantum Black's work in implementing AI across sectors, highlighting the need for leadership, infrastructure rewiring, and a focus on humanistic implications. The panel explores AI's role in material science, fermentation, and various industrial applications, addressing safety concerns and the importance of human-AI collaboration.