Wed 07 Feb 2024 - Now that AI has arrived, it is time to consider how we can harness its power and incorporate AI into our jobs every day.
Over the past year, ChatGPT has become synonymous with AI and new tools are being released all the time. The pace of innovation is moving at an incredible speed.
Please join us in this session with Sally Bridgeland and Stuart Breyer where we:
Chair: Sally Bridgeland
You can view the recording of this webinar on the IFoA’s Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). Watch recording.
Sally Bridgeland is an actuary with extensive experience in innovation, risk management and responsible investment across investment management and pensions.
She was CEO of the BP Pension Scheme from 2007-14 after 20 years as a consultant and investment researcher. She has since had an extensive non-executive career and is currently Chair of the Development Bank of Wales, Nest Invest and BelleVie Care.
She is an Honorary Group Captain in 601 Squadron of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force, introducing diverse ideas to their senior leadership. Sally was also the first woman to be Master of the Worshipful Company of Actuaries in 2016-17.
Stuart is CEO of mallowstreet, the dedicated platform (on and offline) for the UK institutional pensions and insurance industries – with over 4,000 community members.
The platform’s goal is to help provide a better pension for everyone. After sustained and impressive growth, the firm’s service offering is now rapidly expanding with a new suite of products, called SOFI, that apply the power of machine learning technologies and AI. SOFI helps clients save time, check their messaging, improve delivery, monitor performance, and capture questions.
Alongside his CEO role, Stuart is a Trustee of the 10,000 Interns Foundation. The foundation is transforming the horizons of young talent with paid internships across more than 25 sectors through the 10,000 Black Interns and 10,000 Able Interns Programmes.
He graduated from Drexel University with an MBA, followed by several years at Susquehanna International Group in Philadelphia, and moved to the UK to complete an Msc in Social Planning and Policy at the LSE in 2006. Stuart still lives in the UK and in his free time enjoys running and travel.