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In this keynote, I will explore the role video games have played in the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and my own career progression to AI leadership. This session will highlight how gaming technology has not only fueled scientific innovation, but also paved the way for major AI advancements. Discussions will delve into how the gaming industry's demand for advanced graphics led to innovations in GPU technology, crucial for AI and machine learning today. We will also examine parallels between leadership in AI projects and multiplayer gaming dynamics, emphasizing the blend of individual creativity and collaborative effort essential for innovation. The session aims to show how gaming principles can enhance AI development and professional growth.

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July 12, 2024

8:05 am

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8:30 am

Nationwide Room (Regency Ballroom)

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Carly Taylor
Director, Franchise Security
Activision

Bio

Carly is a machine learning engineer, computational chemist and content creator. She obtained her M.S. in chemistry from the University of Colorado focusing on computational quantum dynamics. She has authored multiple peer-reviewed publications and holds two non-provisional machine learning patents.

When she isn't writing about herself in the third person, building mechanical keyboards or neglecting the oxford comma, she works as the Director of Franchise Security for Call of Duty at Activision Publishing.

More specifically, her team applies best practices in machine learning and statistical analysis to creatively solve novel problems. This includes harnessing various toolkits to model real-world structured and unstructured data to drive value for hundreds of millions of players worldwide.