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Open the real sessionReads alongLive captions · English
… given you a different perspective on how AI can help uslearnfaster, connect better, and ultimately create together when it comes to…
Reads in SpanishLive translation · Español
… dado una perspectiva diferente sobre cómo la IA puede ayudarnos aaprendermás rápido, conectar mejor y, en última instancia, crear juntos en…
Listens in GermanTranslated voice · Deutsch
… andere Perspektive darauf gegeben, wie KI uns helfen kann, schneller zulernen, besser zu vernetzen und letztlich gemeinsam zu schaffen, wenn es…
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🧠 AI as aLearningAcceleratorAI can significantly enhance learning experiences by providing personalized, contextually aware, and real-time assistance, helping individuals learn faster and more effectively.
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Fundamental human needs driving event strategies in the AI eraLeveraging AI to enhancelearningexperiences in live eventsFostering meaningful human connections through AI matchmaking
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… echoed Jeff Bezos' focus on unchanging human needs in events: connection,learning, and creation. Coutinho-Mason showcased AI's potential through diverse…
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For attendees who are deaf or hard of hearing, and anyone who follows better by reading.
Read a real sessionThis is where I think the future is going to be so exciting, right? Hopefully I’ve given you a few examples.
Of how like I really think we will look back in 5 years’ time.
In actually horror at how we tolerated spending so much money, so much time, so much carbon, bringing people together and we got so little out of it.
I think we will look back if you know, we hear so much about AI and automation, but hopefully I’ve given you a different perspective on how AI can help us learn faster, connect better, and ultimately create together when it comes to events.
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Left: one moment of Henry Coutinho-Mason’s IMEX Frankfurt 2025 session in six of 99 languages. Right: the listen control on a real attendee screen.
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Real takeaways and summary · Henry Coutinho-Mason · IMEX Frankfurt 2025. The minutes are illustrative.
After the session
Summary
At IMEX Frankfurt 2025, Henry Coutinho-Mason delivered a thought-provoking presentation titled "Thriving in the AI era: Non-obvious ways to design a people-first AI strategy." Challenging the fetishization of AI technology, he echoed Jeff Bezos' focus on unchanging human needs in events: connection, learning, and creation. Coutinho-Mason showcased AI's potential through diverse examples, from Microsoft's multimodal AI for real-time coaching to Salesforce's AI sales coach, introducing the concept of an AI-powered meeting copilot to enhance event experiences.
The speaker illustrated human-AI collaboration using chess examples of Garry Kasparov and Magnus Carlsen. For networking, he presented Bawdy, an AI tool for meaningful event introductions, contrasting it with Mark Zuckerberg's virtual friends concept. Coutinho-Mason envisioned AI enhancing real-time event Q&A and even demonstrated an AI-generated event soundtrack.
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