TPX23: Keynote Speech by Gregory Francis

TPX23: Keynote Speech by Gregory Francis

In his keynote address at TPX23, Access Partnership’s CEO, Gregory Francis, outlined the organisation’s mission to enhance global access to transformative technologies while maintaining competition and consumer choice. With a focus on the significant growth of AI in the past year, Francis emphasised the urgency for policymakers to address the societal impact of automated technologies.

  • Please find the transcript available for reading by clicking here.
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