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London / World Katılım Şubat 2009
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#AI Creators You Need to Know by @EdelmanPR I am honoured to be listed in the Edelman’s industry’s first-ever composite of brand-safe creators specialising in AI: AI Creators You Need to Know These 50 individuals, selected from academia, professional sectors the creative community, have been rigorously vetted by Edelman’s Creator Marketing team for their credibility, alignment with brand values, engagement, reach, and authority in AI. The creators span a global audience, offering brands opportunities to localise their AI narrative while maintaining a cohesive, trusted voice. From trailblazing AI ethicists impacting policy discussions to dynamic content creators demystifying generative AI, this list highlights the breadth of expertise and perspectives driving the global AI conversation. The list features the following #ArtificialIntelligence Global personalities Alex Banks Allie K. Miller @amywebb Andrew McAfee @AndrewNg Dr. Ayesha Khanna Azeem Azhar Brian Evergreen Cassie Kozyrkov Conor Grennan David Linthicum Dinis Guarda Ethan Mollick Fei Fei Li Gavin Purcell Gregory Shove Hanan Salam, PhD Igor Progany Iniola deborah Raji Dr. Jeffrey Funk Jordan Harrod Jose Jesus Guzman Eusebio Dr. Joy Buolamwini Justine Ezarik, Kristian Fagerlie Kushank Aggarwal Lekhana Reddy Marques Brownlee Matt Wolfe Matthew Berman Melanie Mitchell Miles Franklin Natcho Prasert Premal Tailor Ranael Kaliouby, Ph.D. Rick Mulready Riley Brown_ai @rowancheung @sallyeaves Sebastien Jefferies StuartRussell Tiffany Janzen Timnit Gebru Varun Mayya dinisguarda.medium.com/ai-creators-yo… CC @YuHelenYu @AkwyZ @arlenenewbigg @EliseQuevedo @efipm @enricomolinari @kuriharan @jblefevre60 @thomaspower @enilev @Khulood_Almani @SpirosMargaris @mvollmer1 @Xbond49 @antgrasso @EstelaMandela @sallyeaves @alvinfoo @UrsBolt @albertogaruccio @BetaMoroney @globaliqx @psb_dc @Shi4Tech @FrRonconi @thinkers360 @Ronald_vanLoon @ipfconline1
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OpenAI reportedly reached 400M+ weekly active users in 2025. At the same time, YouTube creators upload over 500 hours of content every minute. We are entering an era where human attention, not content production, becomes the scarce resource. In a world of infinite AI-generated media, what becomes the new signal of value: trust, curation, community, or originality?
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Agriculture and AI platforms are facing a surprisingly similar challenge: when recommendation systems are tied to commercial incentives, trust becomes infrastructure. Whether it is seeds, financial products, media feeds, or AI-generated culture, who audits the incentives shaping the advice?
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Spotify now receives over 120,000 new tracks per day. The question is no longer whether AI can create music. The real question is: how do humans preserve meaning, provenance, and cultural identity when content becomes infinitely generatable? Will the future value scarcity of creation or scarcity of authenticity?
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Goldman Sachs estimates generative AI could automate activities equivalent to 300 million full-time jobs globally. But the deeper shift may be cognitive, not economic. As AI externalises memory, writing, music, and decision-making, what human capabilities become more valuable instead of less?
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PwC estimates AI could contribute up to $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030. But GDP growth alone does not answer the civilisation question. If algorithms increasingly mediate culture, identity, and creativity, how do we ensure humanity remains the author of the system, not merely the user of it?
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Sovereignty is the guidance principal! Europe: "America second" or "America not at all" Europe's Digital Sovereignty Shift: Central Banks Ditch US Cloud Giants Dutch central bank moves cloud services from Google/Amazon/Microsoft to Schwartz Digits (Lidl supermarket group subsidiary). Justice Minister David van Weel: "Important step in reducing our dependence on parties outside Europe and strengthening our digital resilience." Not a skills/scale issue. It is geopolitical risk + US Cloud Act (2018) allows US authorities to demand European data from American tech operators. Risk: foreign nation accessing sensitive banking/healthcare/government data. ICC (Hague) also moved to openDesk (German federal government-backed) after Trump sanctioned prosecutor. fortune.com/2026/05/14/eur… cc. @dinisguarda
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What interests me most is the convergence between AI agents, stablecoins, and tokenised hard assets. As autonomous systems increasingly transact machine-to-machine, they may require collateral and settlement layers that combine liquidity with long-term trust. Could tokenised gold evolve from an investment product into a strategic AI-era reserve asset?
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The broader RWA market is growing rapidly, but gold stands apart because it already has civilisational trust embedded into it. Real estate, art, and equities still depend heavily on jurisdictional interpretation. Gold has global monetary recognition across cultures and centuries. Does that make tokenised gold the most scalable real-world asset category in blockchain finance?
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One of the most overlooked shifts is that tokenised gold is solving three historical frictions simultaneously: storage, divisibility, and transferability. When an asset with 5,000 years of trust gains 24/7 programmable liquidity, it stops behaving like a passive reserve and starts becoming financial infrastructure. How will banks and regulators adapt to that reality?
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Central banks have now been net buyers of gold for more than a decade, with purchases exceeding 1,000 tonnes annually for three consecutive years. The question is no longer whether gold matters again, but how digital infrastructure reshapes access, settlement, and sovereignty around it. Will tokenised gold become a neutral reserve layer for a multipolar financial system?
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Technology decisions are becoming a visible expression of how an organization intends to operate and compete, extending beyond tools into daily behavior and priorities. Microblog @antgrasso
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