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Quick Takes: The Future of Artificial Intelligence

Rachel Knaster, chief product officer at ASAPP, discusses how artificial intelligence can be applied for good in this Quick Takes video from our In the Lead event.

Rachel Knaster seated in a light gray armchair, looking directly at the camera with a smile during a video presentation. She is wearing a navy blue dress with a pink accent and has long, wavy brown hair. The background features a well-lit, modern interior

Key Takeaways

1
Approaching AI
Rachel suggests embracing AI — with appropriate caution — as a tool we can figure out how to use for the benefit of society.
2
Trends to Watch
Follow those who are using AI to solve true challenges, and be wary of hype that isn’t tied to real-world needs, Rachel says.
3
Women in Tech
Rachel’s advice to her younger self: Stay confident and keep moving forward, even when others may make you doubt yourself.

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