Artificial intelligence is changing the tools we use, the way we work and increasingly the decisions we make. AI and creativity keynote speaker David Usher explores why creativity, curiosity and human judgement become more valuable as AI becomes more capable, and why more of us need to understand the technology well enough to help decide what comes next.

Can artificial intelligence ever truly align with human values? AI keynote speaker and Reimagine AI founder David Usher explores AI alignment, autonomous agents and the growing question of how much control we should give increasingly intelligent systems.

Artificial intelligence is changing the environment around us faster than most people or companies can comfortably adapt. For me, the answer has always been creativity: the ability to experiment, make connections, reinvent yourself and understand what becomes more valuable as the tools change. After moving from a career in music into building AI companies, I’ve learned that adaptation is not about abandoning what makes you human. It is about understanding what is uniquely yours and finding where that creates value in a new world.

The technology industry says AI will eliminate jobs while creating better ones. But if AI keeps improving, why wouldn’t it eventually perform those new jobs too?

For eight years I watched Alzheimer's slowly erase my mother's memories: names, places, whole chapters of her life. It made me obsessed with one question. Why isn't there a better way to save a life? That question became SecondEcho.

When AI makes creative content infinite, the human life behind the work may become more valuable than the artifact itself.