Eleanor "Nell" Watson, a trailblazer in emerging technologies such as machine vision and AI ethics, dedicates her work to protecting human rights and infusing ethics, safety, and values that elevate the human spirit into technologies like artificial intelligence. Nell has inspired audiences to work toward a brighter future at venues such as the World Bank, the United Nations General Assembly, and the Royal Society.

Minh Nguyen is a dynamic tech entrepreneur and AI safety advocate who founded AI Hub, scaling it to 1 million monthly users and 1.3 billion views for AI voice technology, while also driving initiatives in AI safety through roles at Nonlinear and Hume AI. His commitment to addressing global challenges extends from AI development to campaigning for climate activism.

Saran Pan is a talented young researcher pursuing a Bachelor's in Mathematics and Computer Science at MIT, with significant experience in medical AI through Stanford's AIMI Center and theoretical computer science research via MIT PRIMES. Her work spans from developing chest tube detection algorithms to exploring computability theory through the Busy Beaver Problem, while also contributing to ML education for high school students.

Shujun Zhang has over 30 years of experience and significant achievements in academic teaching, research, and the practical applications of applied computing and technology. His work has focused on applied computing and innovative product design and development, including bionics engineering and vehicle design.