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  1. RAISE Summit19 min

    Nils Pihl, CEO & Co-Founder, AUKI Labs: Teaching Machines to See the World

    Nils Pihl

    Speaker forecasts a tenfold global economic expansion within two decades driven by Artificial Intelligence, provided that technology evolves to interact with the physical world rather than remaining limited to digital interfaces. Aukey addresses critical gaps in current positioning infrastructure by developing a decentralized spatial computing protocol and lightweight smart glasses that replace unreliable GPS with user-generated maps, enabling autonomous systems to navigate high-density urban environments. This strategy unlocks significant efficiency gains in sectors like retail by reducing staff travel time and enabling secure, self-hosted data collection for both human and robotic coordination.

  2. RAISE Summit18 min

    Kevin Cochrane, CMO, Vultr: Building the AI-ready Enterprise, Modernizing Your Cloud Infrastructure

    Kevin Cochrane

    Vulture CMO Kevin Cochran outlines a strategic shift from the Kubernetes era to a new decade of production-scale agentic AI, driven by survey data indicating that 2,000 global decision-makers prioritize centralized governance and open ecosystems to avoid vendor lock-in. The company addresses these needs through its hybrid cloud platform, which unifies CPU and GPU resources in 32 regions to enable secure, sovereign infrastructure that prevents data from leaving controlled environments while supporting specialized verticals like healthcare and manufacturing. This approach positions Vulture as a distinct public cloud contender capable of transforming experimental AI initiatives into scalable, compliant production architectures.

  3. RAISE Summit13 min

    Steve Lucas, CEO & Chairman, Boomi: The Next Era of Enterprise Leadership Transformation & Trust

    Steve Lucas

    Steve Lucas, Chairman and CEO of Boomi, outlines the industry shift from deterministic digital transformation to "agentic transformation," where AI-driven systems dynamically learn and adapt alongside human workforces. Backed by McKinsey's projection of $15 trillion in new AI value over five years, Boomi has launched an agentic platform serving 24,000 customers while internally reducing support costs by 75% through a strategy that prioritizes automating mundane processes and building an "Agent Control Tower" for governance. Lucas emphasizes that successful adoption relies on high-quality data, bottom-up innovation, and aligning organizational change speeds with the critical "speed of trust" required for reliable human-AI collaboration.

  4. RAISE Summit18 min

    Dr. Walden C. Rhines, Cornami: Scalable Secure AI Deploying LLMs with Fully Homomorphic Encryption

    Dr. Walden C. Rhines

    Facing the impending threat of quantum computers breaking current encryption, Kornami deploys its TrueStream software and hardware architecture to make Fully Homomorphic Encryption practical by eliminating the computational bottlenecks that traditionally limit its use. Their "sea of cores" system delivers banking security benchmarks in seconds rather than days and achieves performance levels orders of magnitude more efficient than NVIDIA H100s for AI and blockchain workloads. With beta units scheduled for deployment this quarter and volume production targeted for late this year, the company aims to resolve global power constraints while enabling secure data monetization and privacy compliance without exposing raw information.

  5. RAISE Summit17 min

    Adrian Blair, CEO & Co-Founder, TrustPilot: Winning Customers. Trust in the Age of AI

    Adrian Blair

    Trustpilot CEO Adrian Blair outlines a strategic pivot where the company deploys its "Trust Layer" API to inject 350 million verified human experiences into autonomous AI systems, addressing a crisis where over half of Americans currently reject AI decision-making due to opacity. This infrastructure combats unreliable frontier models by ingesting structured feedback data while utilizing AI-driven fraud detection that removed 4.5 million reviews in 2024 to ensure content integrity. The platform aims to guide "agentic" AI in executing real-world actions like financial transactions with cultural nuance, thereby shifting the technology from passive chat interfaces to trusted, action-oriented tools.

  6. RAISE Summit15 min

    A Fireside Chat with Nicolas Dessaigne (YC-Combinator) & Jean de la Rochebrochard (Kima Ventures)

    Nicolas Dessaigne, Jean de la Rochebrochard, Nicolas Tassin

    Kima Ventures' Jean de la Rochebrard and Y Combinator partner Nicolas Tassin discussed their investment strategies, emphasizing that AI has shifted from a distinct category to a de facto standard comparable to cloud computing. The investors outlined distinct regional dynamics, noting that US founders leverage superior risk tolerance and speed while European entrepreneurs must overcome cultural humility to access the capital pools required for billion-dollar growth. They concluded that future market leaders will likely emerge in vertical applications within "boring" industries rather than horizontal platforms, provided founders prioritize authentic execution over hype and build defensible data moats.

  7. RAISE Summit15 min

    Lambda, Hugging Face, SemiAnalysis: The Neural Network Is the Computer

    The discussion outlines a fundamental shift from traditional programming to "neural software," where generative models act as dynamic interfaces that execute user intent through natural language rather than static code. Key developments in video, audio, and multimodal integration are enabling consistent, real-time content creation while replacing fixed graphical user interfaces with adaptive, semantic environments. This evolution promises to eliminate conventional coding barriers by 2030, though it simultaneously introduces complex challenges regarding state retention and the societal implications of AI-driven interactions.

  8. RAISE Summit8 min

    Jaspar Carmichael-Jack, Co-Founder & CEO, Artisan: How We Generate 1000s of Leads with AI

    Jaspar Carmichael-Jack, Jasper

    Founded by CEO Jasper in September 2023, Artisan has rapidly scaled to over $6 million in annual recurring revenue as the second-fastest-growing AI startup globally following its Y Combinator Winter '24 graduation. The company distinguishes itself through a controversial "Stop Hiring Humans" marketing campaign that generated over one billion impressions and a proprietary AI agent named Ava, which recently delivered nearly $1 million in ARR from a $20,000 investment by autonomously managing outbound sales cycles. Looking ahead, Artisan is preparing a major Q4 product expansion while refining its strategy to leverage AI-generated content for high-volume marketing, reserving human oversight for SEO and brand-critical communications.

  9. RAISE Summit16 min

    Dr. Ilya Burkov (Nebius): Powering Next‑Gen Biotech Research with High‑Performance AI and Cloud GPUs

    Dr. Ilya Burkov

    Nebius, a vertically integrated Dutch cloud provider, leverages its unique pay-as-you-go infrastructure and top-tier supercomputer ranking to support biotech and healthcare firms in overcoming hardware bottlenecks. The platform enables critical advancements in drug discovery and radiology diagnostics for organizations like Converge Bio and Simulacra AI, which achieved significant accuracy gains and speedups over hyperscaler alternatives by utilizing on-demand H100 GPU capacity. Looking toward 2025, the company aims to expand its global footprint by integrating agentic AI and multi-omics data processing to address workforce shortages and accelerate time-to-market for new treatments.

  10. RAISE Summit17 min

    Shaun O’Meara, CTO @ Mirantis: All Infrastructure is AI Infrastructure

    Shaun O’Meara

    Addressing critical constraints such as GPU scarcity and the need for unified management of hybrid AI and legacy workloads, Mirantis launched Cordant as an open-source platform designed to deliver composable, multi-cloud infrastructure. The solution utilizes a declarative, pattern-based approach to enable performance contracting and seamless resource orchestration across edge, on-prem, and bare-metal environments. By overlaying open-source management on strategic vendor hardware, the platform aims to eliminate single-vendor lock-in while providing an "AI Factory" reference architecture for accelerated deployment.

  11. RAISE Summit9 min

    Yuri Frayman, Co-Founder & CEO, Cast AI: Robots Will Feed the World… If We Build the Rails

    Yuri Frayman

    SoftBank Vision Fund portfolio companies are constructing the physical infrastructure necessary to transition AI from knowledge work into the global economy, aiming to replicate the prosperity seen with previous industrial revolutions. While addressing critical constraints in energy and compute, these initiatives prioritize workforce re-education and decentralized, open-source architectures to navigate regulatory fragmentation and ensure fair access against well-funded commercial labs. The deployment of large-scale, cloud-agnostic inference networks over the next decade will ultimately determine which entities successfully harness this AI abundance.

  12. RAISE Summit20 min

    Karl Havard, COO, Nscale on 3 Things Sovereign AI Must Deliver: Control, Compliance, and Growth

    Karl Havard, Carl

    Carl, CCO of Nscale, defines "sovereign AI" as a full-stack alternative to US hyperscalers that integrates energy generation, data center construction, and model hosting to ensure total infrastructure control. Geopolitical instability and US legislative threats, such as the Patriot Act and potential tariffs, are driving European governments to adopt this "Sovereign First" model to secure data compliance and economic growth through localized "AI Growth Zones." By coordinating renewable energy surpluses with high-density AI hardware requirements, this strategy aims to retain domestic research talent and bypass the physical and legal vulnerabilities of reliance on foreign cloud providers.

  13. RAISE Summit17 min

    A fireside Chat with Ramin Hasani, Co-Founder & CEO of Liquid AI ft. Robert Cahill (Enhance Venture)

    Ramin Hasani, Robert Cahill

    Liquid AI, an MIT spin-off founded by Ramin Hassani, is deploying a unique full-stack foundation model platform that utilizes biologically inspired Liquid Neural Networks to run generative AI directly on edge devices. This architecture achieves linear scaling rather than the quadratic costs of standard Transformers, enabling powerful on-device intelligence in resource-constrained hardware like smartphones and satellites without relying on data centers. Positioned as a specialized "gatekeeper" alongside massive cloud-based Oracles, the Boston-based company targets a projected $1 trillion on-device AI market by 2035 with applications spanning consumer electronics, automotive, and aerospace sectors.

  14. RAISE Summit20 min

    SQORUS & Oracle: How AI is transforming step by step our industries. Use cases by ONET

    Cyril Grira, Geoffrey, Gaurit Champenois, Romain Guyettremotier

    Oracle, Skorus, and ONET Airport Services unveiled a comprehensive digital transformation at a 40th-anniversary celebration that leverages Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to reduce annual baggage losses by 25%. Led by Cyril Grira of Oracle, Geoffrey of Skorus, and ONET CIO Guillaume de Montessu, the project utilizes Autonomous Database 23ai, AI-powered vision services, and generative AI to shift operations from rigid timing-based SLAs to value-driven, real-time decision-making. Future initiatives plan to advance this system toward autonomous mission assignment and augmented reality interfaces to further optimize ground service productivity across Charles de Gaulle and other major hubs.

  15. RAISE Summit20 min

    A Fireside Chat with Luc Julia, Renault & Matthieu de Chanville, Shift for Good

    Luc Julia, Matthieu de Chanville

    Luc Beaulieu, Renault's Chief Scientific Officer, highlights the critical lag between century-old automakers and agile startups regarding AI adoption, noting that legacy software cycles remain incompatible with the rapid hardware refresh rates required for software-defined vehicles. While dismissing the feasibility of Level 5 autonomy and humanoids, Beaulieu champions specialized "physical AI," geo-fenced Level 4 robot taxis, and virtual sensor technologies to enhance manufacturing efficiency and reduce environmental impacts. These insights are further reinforced by the "Software Republic" consortium, which includes Renault and Thales, as it advances a vision where artificial intelligence serves as a specialized tool to augment human capability rather than replace it.