Eugenio Zuccarelli is an AI Leader working with companies ranging from Fortune 500 firms to startups. He is a Forbes 30 Under 30, Fortune 40 Under 40, TEDx Speaker, WEF Global Shaper, and studied across MIT, Harvard, and Imperial College.
Eugenio’s analyses helped develop policy recommendations for the White House, the UN, CEOs, and leading research institutions to take action in key situations, such as the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
He is a regular contributor for several news outlets including HBR, Forbes, Fortune, MIT Sloan Management Review, and Wired as well as multiple journals, and is a Keynote Speaker and Guest Lecturer (Harvard, etc.).
Eugenio is the recipient of 15+ honors and awards, including the John McCarthy Award for contributions to AI, the ISPI / BCG Future Leaders Award, LinkedIn Top Voice, CDO Magazine 40 Under 40, Boston Congress 40 Under 40, Aspen Fellow, and a Nova Talent of the Year.
Featured in Forbes, Fortune, The Washington Post, Bloomberg, The Financial Times as well as several TV programs, radio shows, and podcasts.
Los algoritmos modernos de IA son muy complicados. Tan complicados que ni siquiera sus creadores entienden los resultados de los algoritmos blindados. Eso debe acabar.
Modern AI algorithms are deeply complicated. So complicated that even their creators often don't understand the outputs of black-box algorithms. That must end.
