AI Symposium | The Human Edge in an AI-Powered World

Everyone is talking about AI. Let’s talk about what actually works.

Join us on 1 October for the Ipsos I&O AI Symposium, The Human Edge in an AI-Powered World.

AI is rapidly changing how organisations generate insights and make decisions. From synthetic data and AI-powered moderation to audience testing and communications optimisation, new applications emerge almost daily.

Yet key questions remain: What works in practice? Which tasks can be entrusted to AI, and where is human judgement critical?

Through real-world case studies, experts from academia, business, the public sector and the research industry will share practical applications, lessons learned, and their vision for the future.

Keynote speakers

• Nart Wielaard | Writer, entrepreneur, and cofounder of the Zero Person Company experiment 
  How AI agents will change organisations and businesses.
• Manuel Garcia-Garcia | Professor of Neuroscience, Global Lead of Science Activation at Ipsos, and author of Smarter Together: How We Think, Feel and Decide with AI
  How AI is reshaping how we think, feel, and decide.
• Maciek Ozorowski | Head of Synthetic Data at Ipsos

How synthetic data transforms insight generation and decision-making.

Inspiring real-world use cases

• Unilever | Discovering new innovation opportunities through AI-powered moderation at scale. 
  Nikos Triantafyllou, Consumer & Market Insights Lead
• Milieudefensie | Using AI PersonaBots to strengthen and optimise communications.
  Victor van den Belt, Communications Strategist
• Deutsche Bahn | Enhancing customer experience research with synthetic data.
  Markus Eberl, Chief Analytics Officer, Ipsos Germany

You'll leave with fresh ideas, practical inspiration, and a clearer view of how AI can help your organisation create greater impact for the people you serve.

Practical information

• Date: 1 October
• Time: 13:00 – 18:00
• Location: Ipsos I&O, Amstelveenseweg 760, Amsterdam
• Language: English
• Networking drinks: From 17:00 onwards