Artificial Intelligence for Leaders: A Practical Guide
Learn more and register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/artificial-intelligence-for-leaders-a-practical-guide-tickets-912774803007 Join us for this seminar to learn about how AI technology is changing how we work, learn, and interact at breathtaking speed. About this Event: Artificial intelligence technology is changing how we work, learn, and interact at breathtaking speed. Industries are being transformed, and clear winners and losers will emerge. How should business leaders separate hype from real opportunity, set objectives, build AI teams, and consider the ethics of AI implementation? This presentation will offer actionable insights on gaining the benefits and avoiding the pitfalls of AI. This HYBRID event is offered in-person at the Lobo Rainforest Building and virtually via Zoom. Please only register if you plan to attend IN-PERSON If you plan to attend via Zoom, you can join virtually using this link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87581586145 About John Boersma: John Boersma has been helping public and private organizations define and execute successful AI and machine learning projects for a decade. Most recently, as Director of Education for DataRobot, John led over one hundred leadership workshops to conceptualize, define, and prioritize AI initiatives with clients including Bank of America, Walmart Canada, Verizon, PwC South Africa, and a federal intelligence agency. He holds a PhD in Physics and an MBA in General Management. About the New Mexico Rainforest University Center UNM Rainforest Innovations is hosting their Summer 2024 Seminar series. UNMRI provides entrepreneurial training and technical assistance at the University of New Mexico main and branch campuses. The seminars are free and open to the UNM community and the public via in-person and web access, but registration is required. A certificate program in entrepreneurial capabilities is available to UNM students and community members thru UNM?s Innovation Academy. If interested in the certificate program as part of the seminar series, please contact Cecilia Pacheco at cpacheco@innovations.unm.edu
Cybersecurity Peer Group | Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) for Cybersecurity Threat Detection
The primary goal of a cybersecurity peer group is to foster collaboration and facilitate the exchange of ideas regarding emerging threats, best practices, innovative technologies, and effective strategies to mitigate cyber risks. Peer Group activities include educational presentations, discussions, and knowledge-sharing sessions to help the participants stay updated on the latest trends and challenges in the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity. These groups typically consist of individuals from diverse backgrounds, including cybersecurity analysts, engineers, ethical hackers, CISOs (Chief Information Security Officers), and other experts in the domain.
