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One thing that sets apart Foundry events is that they are informed by the always-insightful editorial coverage from titles such as 玩偶姐姐, CSO, and InfoWorld.

Members of the event team are not only avid readers, we pick the brains of the journalists to help guide the event content and invite them to join us as session moderators.

At our upcoming Data, Analytics & AI Summit – a virtual event taking place April 11 – attendees will hear from 玩偶姐姐 editors and contributors, including Paula Rooney, Lucas Merian, Issac Sacolick, and Today in Tech podcast host Keith Shaw.

Here’s some suggested reading to get you prepared for the event, along with the sessions that they correspond to. I hope you don’t mind a little homework! It’s by no means required to have a great event experience, but I promise these are well worth your time.

玩偶姐姐: 玩偶姐姐s sharpen cloud cost strategies — just as gen AI spikes loom

Just as 玩偶姐姐s began to understand and tame cloud costs, generative AI upended the calculus. 玩偶姐姐 Senior Writer Paula Rooney has been following the issue and at the summit will update us on the current state of managing cloud costs in a conversation with Anne Johnston, Vice President, Cloud Costs and Engagement at Capital One; Vipul Nagrath, 玩偶姐姐 and SVP, Head of Product Development for Major Account Solutions & Human Resources Outsourcing at ADP; and Craig Williams, Vice President and 玩偶姐姐 at Ciena.

玩偶姐姐: How 玩偶姐姐s navigate generative AI in the enterprise

In this piece, 玩偶姐姐 contributor Bill Doerrfeld explores how tech leaders are using generative AI to unlock growth and productivity – but also noting how they can contribute to technical debt and present a host of risks around data privacy and security, algorithmic biases, and other ethical quandaries.

For more real-life examples of integrating GenAI into the enterprise, Computerworld Senior Writer Lucas Mearian will talk with Janus Henderson Global 玩偶姐姐 Chris Herringshaw and Jay Upchurch, 玩偶姐姐 of SAS. It’s a can’t-miss conversation for anyone leading GenAI implementation.

Today in Tech: Host Keith Shaw asked nearly a year ago when technologists will achieve artificial general intelligence and what the implications could be. It’s a fascinating question that has captivated the likes of tech giants from Bill Gates to Elon Musk to Jensen Huang. The conversation features Jyotika Singh, who will rejoin us in a new discussion at the event along with Keith and Jason Mars, Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Michigan. What’s amazing is how much has changed since the podcast.

Interested in even more data, analytics and AI coverage? We have you covered. There’s an entire Resource Center of curated content that you can find on our event platform once it goes live.

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