Stanford professor Michal Kosinski and AI ethics advisor showing organizations how to lead with data transparency and digital responsibility.
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Thanks for the amazing talk … Professor Kosinski's overall feedback score was 9,81 - the highest I‘ve ever seen in EO!! And I truly found Michal's energy and his view incredibly inspiring.
Steffen Reitz
Events Chair, Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO)
Uncover how AI and data shape human behavior with one of the world’s most cited digital psychologists. A Stanford professor and advisor to global institutions, he empowers organizations to innovate responsibly, navigate digital ethics, and harness psychometrics for competitive edge.
Keynote Speaker Michal Kosinski is internationally recognized for his groundbreaking work at the intersection of artificial intelligence, psychometrics, and human behavior. As an Associate Professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business and one of the world’s top one percent most cited researchers, Kosinski has earned a reputation as a leading authority on how digital data reveals and predicts individual and group psychology.
Kosinski is best known for pioneering the use of digital footprints such as social media activity to accurately infer traits, values, and behavioral tendencies. His insights have reshaped global conversations around privacy, ethics, and the role of AI in decision-making. He has advised organizations including the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, the EU Parliament, and major corporations on the risks and opportunities of emerging technologies.
Booking Michal Kosinski for your event gives your audience access to the forefront of data-driven strategy. His keynotes help leaders understand how to ethically harness behavioral data, navigate AI transformation, and prepare for increasing regulatory demands.
Whether addressing executives, HR professionals, or policymakers, Keynote Speaker Michal Kosinski delivers thought-provoking content grounded in cutting-edge research.
Book Michal Kosinski for your event to explore the future of human behavior, artificial intelligence, and responsible innovation with one of the world’s most influential digital minds.
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Thanks for the amazing talk … Professor Kosinski's overall feedback score was 9,81 - the highest I‘ve ever seen in EO!! And I truly found Michal's energy and his view incredibly inspiring.
Steffen Reitz Events Chair, Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO)
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Professor Kosinski's speech at our event was highly engaging and inspiring. His presentation on AI was thought-provoking and thoroughly covered the topic in an insightful and captivating manner. The audience greatly appreciated his expertise and the depth of knowledge he shared.
Małgorzata Rybak-Dowżyk Corporate Communication & ESG Department Director, T-Mobile
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Unquestionably one of my very favorite speakers. Nobody knows more than him about the psychology of AI, including ethics, privacy, and digital profiling. He pushed my thinking beyond any other thought leader, transporting me to a future that he sees before others. Provocative, entertaining, data-driven, brilliant, and brave: in a league of his own.
Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic Chief Innovation Officer, ManpowerGroup
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The highest-rated speaker in our Emerging Technology Exchange program. Really, really outstanding!
Patricia Jensen Senior Manager, PwC
Keynote by Michal Kosinski:
Making Sense of Modern AI (Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly Large Language Models (LLMs), has made significant strides in recent years, transforming the way we live and work.
This talk delves into the wide-ranging implications of AI for modern organizations, societies, and individuals. By understanding the capabilities and limitations of these advanced models, we can harness their potential for decision-making, creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. We will address critical questions surrounding the ethical, economic, and social aspects of LLMs and AI.
Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion on navigating the AI revolution and shaping a better future.
Keynote by Michal Kosinski:
Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly Large Language Models (LLMs), has made significant strides in recent years, transforming how we live and work.
This talk delves into the wide-ranging implications of AI for modern leaders, organizations, societies, and individuals. By understanding the capabilities and limitations of these advanced models, leaders can harness their potential for decision-making, creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. We will address critical questions surrounding the ethical, economic, and social aspects of LLMs and AI, exploring their impact on the workforce, privacy, accountability, and the future of human-AI interactions.
Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion on navigating the AI revolution and shaping a better future for all stakeholders.
Keynote by Michal Kosinski:
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly used to make decisions that affect individuals, societies, and organizations. Modern leaders need to understand the opportunities and challenges arising from AI's growing influence.
This talk will explore essential and timely questions about AI: How does it work? What is fueling its popularity? How is it transforming industries and business models? Can AI be creative? Can it make fair decisions? Can AI's decisions be interpreted? When is AI more effective than human decision-makers?
Join us to understand when and how AI can enhance decision-making processes, and the responsibilities that come with harnessing this powerful technology.
Keynote by Michal Kosinski:
A growing proportion of human activities, such as social interactions, entertainment, shopping, and gathering information, are now mediated by digital devices and services. Such digitally mediated activities can be easily recorded, offering an unprecedented opportunity to study and assess psychological traits using actual (rather than self-reported) behavior.
Research shows that digital behavior records, such as facial images, text samples, Tweets, Facebook Likes, or web-browsing logs, can be used to accurately measure a wide range of psychological traits. Such predictions do not require participants' active involvement; can be easily and inexpensively applied to large populations; and are relatively immune to misrepresentation. Consequently, the predictability of psychological traits promises to improve research and practice in fields ranging from psychology, sociology, and education to management and marketing. However, if applied unethically, the same models pose unprecedented risks to the privacy and well-being of entire societies.
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