Something new is starting in the Twin Cities, and we want you in the room for it. This is your invite to the launch of ATIHx Twin Cities, a local chapter of All Tech Is Human offering a platform for consistent responsible AI/tech conversation.
Here's what's planned: networking with like-minded people, a fireside chat with Dr. Elizabeth M. Adams on the themes from her new book (bio below), and a rundown on how to get plugged into the local responsible AI community going forward.
NOTE: if we hit capacity on registrations, we will have a waitlist to provide updates if spots open up. Additionally, we will add all waitlist sign-ups to our updates on future events.
Schedule:
5:30 - 6:00pm - Networking
6:00 - 6.20pm - Fireside Chat, Dr. Elizabeth M. Adams, Minnesota Responsible AI Institute (see profile details below)
6.20 - 6.30pm - ATIH Overview and local engagement opportunities
6.30pm - 7.30pm - Networking
Speaker Profile:
Dr. Elizabeth M. Adams is an award-winning Responsible AI strategist, TEDx speaker, and recognized LinkedIn Top Voice whose work focuses on helping leaders and organizations navigate artificial intelligence without losing sight of what makes us human.
Dr. Adams is the founder of the Minnesota Responsible AI Institute, where she serves as Chief Engagement Officer, and founder of EMA Advisory. Across these roles, she brings a people-first lens to how leaders interpret and act on AI, advancing approaches that strengthen human judgment, workforce readiness, sustainability, and long-term economic resilience.
Her work bridges academia, industry, government, and civil society, returning to the same essential question: how do we ensure people thrive in the age of artificial intelligence?
Organization:
ATIHx Twin Cities is hosting an informal gathering to discuss how we can collectively affect, inform, and improve the Responsible Tech ecosystem as it relates to Responsible AI.
Please note: this is an ATIHx event and it is independently-organized. It is not an official or sponsored ATIH event. Before attending this ATIHx event, we recommend that you review All Tech Is Human’s Mission, Values and Ten Principles and All Tech Is Human’s Code of Conduct and Community Participation Guidelines.
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