The Future Of AI, Robotics And Technology Entrepreneurship Discussed At Moscow Startup Summit
As part of the second Moscow Startup Summit, international thought leaders discussed how artificial intelligence, robotics and new approaches to leadership will transform business and society. Leadership expert and bestselling author Robin Sharma presented his vision of leadership in the age of AI, Carlo Rovelli, Professor at Aix-Marseille University, spoke about the role of uncertainty in…
The second Moscow Startup Summit brought together global thought leaders and technology entrepreneurs on September 29-30 at SberCity. International experts discussed how artificial intelligence, robotics, and new approaches to leadership would transform business and society. Leadership expert Robin Sharma introduced his H.U.M.A.N. concept, which emphasizes the importance of human qualities in an AI-driven world.
Sharma warned against the "one genius and a thousand followers" model, advocating for organizations with many independent and creative people. Carlo Rovelli, Professor at Aix-Marseille University, explained that uncertainty and mistakes are necessary for generating new ideas. Ling Shao, President and Chief AI Officer of Terminus Group, proposed three areas for robotics development: understanding the world, self-evolution, and autonomy.
The summit also introduced CoFounder, a digital assistant for aspiring technology entrepreneurs that provides personalized learning paths and a certification from partner universities. Over 2,000 applications were submitted from 76 Russian regions, with the "Best AI-Powered Solution" category being the most popular. The award for the "Best GigaAgent Implementation Case" went to the creators of a digital dictionary of the Ingush language.
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