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Online registration will close August 8th at 10am, after which in person registration will be available. 

Join us as we explore how AI is revolutionizing the way we move and enhancing our ability to secure digital systems.

In the realm of transportation, AI is driving the development of autonomous vehicles, optimizing traffic management systems, enabling predictive maintenance, and revolutionizing supply chain operations. These advancements promise to enhance road safety, reduce congestion, and improve overall efficiency, ultimately shaping the future of transportation. 

Simultaneously, AI is playing a crucial role in fortifying our cybersecurity defenses. It empowers us to detect and prevent cyber threats by analyzing vast amounts of data, identifying patterns indicative of attacks, and providing timely response and recovery. With AI's assistance, we can combat evolving malware threats, bolster user authentication mechanisms, and strengthen incident response capabilities. 

However, as we delve into the potential of AI in these domains, it is vital to recognize the ethical considerations, data privacy concerns, and system vulnerabilities that accompany this transformative technology. By addressing these challenges, we can harness the full potential of AI while ensuring secure and responsible implementation. 

So, let us embark on this learning journey to explore the potential impacts of AI on transportation and cybersecurity, and gain insights into how this technology can reshape our world while safeguarding our digital assets.

Meet our Program Speakers:

	Sugra Naqvi Executive Director, Fasttek Global Opening Remarks
	Lee Blackstone CEO, Blackstone & Cullen Moderator
	Rene Alvarenga Senior Director of Product Management, Kaleris
	Sherry Askin Vice President of AI & Digital Transformation, Blackstone & Cullen

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