2030 & finding new ways of working

Corinne Vigreux, Co-Founder of TomTom is speaking this Thursday about the future of our industry, what work will look like in 2030 and finding new ways of working in a new world.

The global AI community and the brightest brains will be online this Thursday, 29^th October for Episode VI of the Inspired AI series, Leveraging AI Across Your Organisation. (Keep reading for a free pass! 😉) 

Here's the full programme: worldsummit.ai/programme

Corinne Vigreux is an industry veteran that continues to inspire well-beyond her impressive resume, and whose vision and leadership that has seen TomTom grow and evolve for over a quarter of a century. 

TomTom is a pioneer in navigation technology, and despite leading her organisation through some tough times she has still managed to shed light on conversations around workplaces of the future and diversity within the industry through skills development. Corinne Vigreux is the founder of CODAM which supports a peer-to-peer learning model with no costs or tuition, and is what Corinne believes to the be the future of dev training. 

Corinne is headlining this week, and although we could ask her about her well-documented work pioneering European tech, we are instead gathering her opinion on the future of our industry.

• There is a lot of anxiety surrounding the workplace and the future work. In your opinion will technology kill jobs and exacerbate inequality, or usher in a utopia of more meaningful work and healthier societies? 
• How can policy makers and governments find a healthy balance between innovation and regulation to progress the development of AI?
• Beyond an inevitable rise in home working what impact has the pandemic had on shaping the future workplace and workers? 

You can get a free pass to attend by using the code 'TO20' when checking out here 👉 worldsummit.ai/tickets.