Is Your Future Virtual Friend Actually an AI Bot? And What Path does the Technology Pave for the Social Media and Social Media Platforms

According to a recent research, AI bots will power 85% of all customer service interactions by 2020. Let this sink in for a moment.

How far has our social interaction reached in the last decade? Facebook, LinkedIn, Snapchat, Instagram. We are more connected than ever, yet, we constantly increase the invisible gap between each other. And with the introduction of AI as part of the overall social media picture, that gap is not disappearing anytime soon.

Artificial intelligence is actively present on the world scene for few years now, and although has a long way to go, the newly incorporated usage of AI in parallel with social media and social media marketing slowly but surely is changing the surface how future communication progress. Some of us have already been part of a communication with social media chat-bot. Most of us enjoy Facebook’s facial recognition, but so does Facebook, as this tool is of great importance for the real-time targeting marketing. And last but not least, Apple’s introduction of a new era of convenience – the Face ID technology. Smart innovations with even hotter implementation.

For a topic of such significance, we wanted to bring on stage representatives that breathe the challenges and opportunities of this technology growth on a daily base.

Chris Pavlovski is founder and CEO of Rumble, a full-service video platform and a top 100 website connecting creators to publishers and advertisers, and helping them better monetize their work through a variety of distribution and licensing models. Chris will chair the panel which is going to comprise of two fireside chats (informal convo) between him and the following gentlemen:

Alek Icev is a Macedonian-American computer scientist and high-tech executive based in Seattle, WA. Alek’s research background is in machine learning, data mining and bioinformatics. He is currently an engineering manager at Google.

Vanja Josifovski is the CTO of Pinterest where he’s responsible for establishing the company’s overall technical strategy as well as leading efforts in the areas of machine learning, search, feeds, and online advertising product development.

We invite you to join us at this year’s Summit and learn more about social media and platforms from these experts as well as from many more speakers concerning other interesting and trending topics.