Acculation’s CEO Werner G. Krebs, Ph.D. (multiple biographies here) will be a panelist with other companies including Block Trade Investments, Darwin Ecosystem, and Synapse AI. This After The Bell is a panel discussion on Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence. Like all other After the Bell Events, it is organized by the Mankoff Company. This particular panel will take place in San Fransisco, California, USA on June 21, 2018.
Although Early Bird Discount tickets have sold out, there may still be a small number of speaker discount tickets available if you hurry. Prospects and clients wishing to attend should contact us ASAP if they wish to obtain discounted pricing.
Tickets are available through Eventbrite (click here).
Join @Acculation's CEO on Jun 21 in SF for an "After the Bell" #ATB panel discussion on "#Blockchain and #AI" with fellow panelists from @BlockTradeFund @Darwineco @SynapseAI and other firms hosted by @MankoffCompany . Should be exciting!
Tickets: https://t.co/mW9yJawpWF
— Acculation, Inc. (@Acculation) April 27, 2018
Blockchain is such a new topic that even experts struggle to comprehend all of the implications. Many people confuse blockchain technologies with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, which are merely one highly controversial application. As a result of Acculation’s experience with Artificial Intelligence and traditional fintech, we are seeing strong client interest in the application of these technologies to emerging Blockchain applications. AI is relevant in BC from everything fraud detection, legacy system reconciliation, financial trading, and Internet of Things (IoT) on Blockchain processing. This new technology facilities moving many traditional fintech concepts – everything from reconciliation of government forms or transactions, paper certificates to concepts like insurance or financial futures (smart contracts) into the digital world. Although traditional technologies also facilitated digitization of these age old concepts, Blockchain allows digitization in a more decentralized & immutable way, allowing untrusted parties to collaborate with each other.
Blockchain is, of course, arguably still in a bit of a hype phase. It isn’t suitable for every application, and hybrid technologies (such as public-private BCs) may be required for policy reasons in certain applications.
Network with other like-minded companies, and join Acculation’s CEO with panelists from other AI and Blockchain companies in San Fransisco on June 21, 2018 to help tackle these issues, help demystify the technology, explain use cases, and discuss the future.