Robin
Sutara
Field CTO at Databricks
"Is Generative AI Creating a Game of Thrones?"
"Is Generative AI Creating a Game of Thrones?"
Fri May 23 - 4:40 PM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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"Is Generative AI Creating a Game of Thrones?"
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Session: Is Generative AI Creating a Game of Thrones?
Join Robin Sutara for a journey on the evolution of data culture resulting from the GenAI movement. We will cover the implications of generative AI on various aspects of organisations, including workforce dynamics, decision-making processes, and the role of human creativity. The session will also explore how generative AI can disrupt traditional organisational structures and challenge existing power hierarchies. Additionally, Robin will provide insights and share strategies for leading organisations through this transformative period, including the importance of fostering a culture of innovation, up-skilling employees to work alongside AI systems, and establishing ethical guidelines for AI usage.Key Takeaways
- Insights and strategies for leading organisations through GenAI transformation
- How to ensure a focus on people, process, and platform to drive GenAI success
Bio
From repairing Apache helicopters near the Korean DMZ to the corporate battlefield, Robin has demonstrated success in navigating the high stress, and sometimes combative, complexities of data-led transformations. She has consulted with hundreds of organisations on data strategy, data culture, and building diverse data teams.Robin has had an eclectic career path in technical and business functions with more than two decades in tech companies, including Microsoft and Databricks. She also has achieved multiple academic accomplishments from her juris doctorate to a masters in law to engineering leadership. From her first technical role as an entry-level consumer support engineer to her current role in the C-Suite, Robin supports creating an inclusive workplace and is the current co-chair of Women in Data Safety Committee. She was also recognized in 2023 as a Top 20 Women in Data and Tech, DataIQ 100 Most Influential People in Data, and WomeninTech Speaker of the Year (second place).
