The world runs on AI - Tony Krijnen (Microsoft) at GoDataFest 2019
- 1. GoDataFest 28th October 2019 Henk Boelman Tony Krijnen Rudy Doornewaard Microsoft
- 2. AGENDA
- 9. Press release 6th of June 2018 Microsoft Just Dumped a Data Center Into the Ocean
- 10. Data maturity Business value Modernize data platform Modernize data warehouse Standardize Business Intelligence Advanced Analytics Big Data / IoT Note: Mostly, these responsibilities are carried by separate departments
- 11. How to derive value from data: constantly expanding
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- 15. Reduce TCO Reason over any data, anywhere Flexibility of choice AI built-in Security Privacy Compliancy Business value & innovation with analytics, BI, AI B E N E F I T S O F A M O D E R N D ATA E S TAT E
- 17. The world runs on AI TO N Y K R I J N E N PA R T N E R T E C H N O LO G Y & S T R AT E G Y @TONYKRIJ LINKEDIN.COM/IN/TONYKRIJ
- 18. The world runs on software
- 19. The world runs on AI Project completion
- 20. Microsoft AI
- 24. 35 Million BotService messageseveryday . Billions of pages indexedwith Bingmachinereading 1.3M Developers Using Azure CognitiveServices 60 languages supportedby PowerPointTranslator 660M users usingsocial bot Xiaoice 155+ Million Office365 users
- 27. 84% 14% 75% 23% Source Gartner, 2019 Source BCG, 2017
- 28. Microsoft Power Platform Microsoft Dynamics 365 Microsoft Azure Microsoft 365
- 31. Fairness Reliability & Safety Privacy & Security Inclusiveness Accountability Transparency AETHER committee The Partnership on AI Guidelines for Human-AI Design Homomorphic Encryption Interpret ML Differential Privacy Data Drift Secure MPC Guidelines for Conversational AI
- 32. AI for Accessibility AI for Earth AI for Humanitarian Action AI for Cultural Heritage
- 33. Problem When trying to predict the spread of a disease, every second counts. About 60%–75% of all emerging infectious diseases originate in animals, but it’s difficult to pinpoint how, when, and where. Solution Microsoft Researchers are using mosquitos to collect blood samples from animals in the wild and identify the diseases they’re carrying. Project Premonition uses drones to find mosquito breeding grounds, robotic traps to gather specimens, and cloud-scale genomics powered by machine learning to search the specimens’ DNA for pathogens. “Using the Microsoft Cloud, we can analyze more than 100 million pieces of DNA in every sample,” says Microsoft Researcher Ethan Jackson. The Microsoft Cloud is fighting disease by turning mosquitos into data-gathering devices, and analyzing pathogen data … so we may one day stop outbreaks before they begin. Project Premonition For more information, please see the Premonition video case study.
- 35. TO N Y K R I J N E N PA R T N E R T E C H N O LO G Y & S T R AT E G Y @TONYKRIJ LINKEDIN.COM/IN/TONYKRIJ