A Race for Humans VS Machines: The Good, Bad and Ugly of AI
A Debate on Humans Vs. Machines
and the impact of AI on humanity and society.
Description
In this debate, Lenin Gali moderates, the three distinguished participants, career practitioners, authors, prolific thought leaders, and industry experts Dr. Omar Hatamleh, Dr. Michael Lewrick, Ferose V.R. will explore the multifaceted implications of artificial intelligence (AI) on society, focusing on its beneficial applications, potential drawbacks, and ethical challenges. The discussion will encompass various aspects of AI, including its role in enhancing productivity, the risks associated with job displacement, and the moral dilemmas that arise from machine decision-making. Participants will articulate their perspectives on how AI can empower and threaten human existence, ultimately seeking to understand the delicate balance needed for a harmonious coexistence between humans and machines.
The debate will be structured to allow each participant to present their arguments, engage in cross-examination, and address audience questions, fostering an insightful dialogue on this crucial topic.
The debate will be structured to allow each participant to present their arguments, engage in cross-examination, and address audience questions, fostering an insightful dialogue on this crucial topic.
Speaker Bio
Lenin Gali, is a LEAD venturer, visionary technology executive, GTM operator, Ex CIO and CISO, and currently Agentic AI startup Atomicwork’s Chief Business Officer. Lenin’s profound passion for technology and innovation, which he considers not just a job but a way of life, is truly inspiring. His expertise spans B2B landscapes from IT, data, AI, engineering, cyber security, infrastructure, and cloud, and he is a LinkedIn author who encourages others to follow their passion.
Before joining Atomicwork, Lenin was the chief business and growth officer at a startup Flodata. He was also the Co-creator of GIT1K, a CxO and entrepreneur syndicate through which he raised $4.4M and invested in 10 startups. Lenin also raised funds and invested in Anthropic, Cohere, X.ai, Groq, TrueFoundry, and Atomicwork. With over 20 startups under his portfolio, Lenin is an GTM advisor, speaker, panel moderator, and guiding force. He partners with CxOs, startup founders, and VCs to unravel complex challenges. A seasoned practitioner, Lenin’s insights transform businesses and amplify their impact.
Lenin Gali has spent the last 30 years from an engineer to executive between startups and high-growth companies, showcasing his versatility and adaptability. During the pandemic, he served in various senior leadership roles, including as the CIO and CISO at Quotient Technology Inc. Under his collaborative leadership, the company achieved exceptional growth, doubling revenue to $500M+ through strategic acquisitions, and was later acquired in 2022. Before that, Lenin was Ubisoft’s transformative data and cloud infrastructure leader, helping harness data and player retention. Before that, he was part of two startups, with an exit.
Before joining Atomicwork, Lenin was the chief business and growth officer at a startup Flodata. He was also the Co-creator of GIT1K, a CxO and entrepreneur syndicate through which he raised $4.4M and invested in 10 startups. Lenin also raised funds and invested in Anthropic, Cohere, X.ai, Groq, TrueFoundry, and Atomicwork. With over 20 startups under his portfolio, Lenin is an GTM advisor, speaker, panel moderator, and guiding force. He partners with CxOs, startup founders, and VCs to unravel complex challenges. A seasoned practitioner, Lenin’s insights transform businesses and amplify their impact.
Lenin Gali has spent the last 30 years from an engineer to executive between startups and high-growth companies, showcasing his versatility and adaptability. During the pandemic, he served in various senior leadership roles, including as the CIO and CISO at Quotient Technology Inc. Under his collaborative leadership, the company achieved exceptional growth, doubling revenue to $500M+ through strategic acquisitions, and was later acquired in 2022. Before that, Lenin was Ubisoft’s transformative data and cloud infrastructure leader, helping harness data and player retention. Before that, he was part of two startups, with an exit.
