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Mathias Karlsson is an AI keynote speaker and adviser with 25 years in tech. He is a co-founder of Mindact and makes AI understandable for the people who have to decide.
Everything you need before the talk.
Text for the programme, something for the moderator to read out, photos to download and the practical details. Use it freely when you present the talk.
BIOS
Medium
Mathias Karlsson is an AI keynote speaker and adviser with 25 years in tech, from the support desk and sales to strategy and development. He is a co-founder of Mindact, where he helps companies and organisations go from curiosity to actual use. He builds and tests with AI every day, and what he shows on stage is something he worked on himself only days before.
Long
Mathias Karlsson is an AI keynote speaker and adviser with 25 years in tech, from the support desk and sales to strategy and development. He is a co-founder of Mindact, where he helps companies and organisations go from curiosity to actual use. He builds and tests with AI every day, and has been called both a professional sceptic and a tech psychologist. In the keynote “The Hard Part Has Moved” he shows what happens when technology stops being the bottleneck, and the questions it raises about value, work and human expertise. He speaks in Swedish and English and has been booked by DS Smith, Almi and Hushållningssällskapet, among others.
FOR THE MODERATOR
Our next speaker has spent 25 years on technology and the people who use it. He builds and tests with AI every day, and has been called both a professional sceptic and a tech psychologist. Today he talks about what happens when technology stops being the bottleneck. Please welcome Mathias Karlsson!
To read out before the talk, about 20 seconds.
THE KEYNOTE
The Hard Part Has Moved
When technology stops being the bottleneck
- Format
- Keynote in Swedish or English
- Length
- 45–60 minutes, then time for questions. For leadership teams 60–75 minutes.
- Suits
- Conferences, customer events, kickoffs and leadership teams
- Approach
- Examples and perspectives adapted to your audience
Programme text
What happens when something that took months can be done in an afternoon, and what we have learned to see as hard suddenly becomes possible? When AI can do the work, build the solutions and turn ideas into reality, we need to reconsider both our ingrained ways of working and our own role.
PRESS PHOTOS
Free to use when promoting the talk. Credit the photographer where given.
ON THE DAY
- A screen or projector with an HDMI input.
- A wireless microphone, ideally a headset.
- Sound from the laptop to the PA.
- An internet connection, since I like to show things live.
- Half an hour for a sound and screen check before the start.
Anything missing?
Get in touch and I will send what you need.