AI By the Bay

Mark Harris is an investigative technology reporter based in Seattle, writing regularly for The Guardian, Backchannel, Recode, MIT Technology Review and IEEE Spectrum. He has broken many stories about self-driving vehicles, including exclusives about Google, Apple, Uber, Otto, Tesla... Read More →

Will directs the Arup Americas Transport and Mobility Business out of San Francisco where he also leads the local Planning Practice. An engineer by training, he applies his technical background to site, campus, corridor, and regional planning efforts. He is at the forefront of rapidly... Read More →

Doug Davenport founded Prospect Silicon Valley, a nonprofit urbantech innovation hub bringing startups and product teams with government agencies to accelerate innovation in transportation, energy and environment. As the founding CEO, he advised numerous clients and partners from... Read More →

Ted Graham was recently appointed he Head of Open Innovation at General Motors where he works with outside partners to solve important problems that will shape the future of transportation (including AI more generally, and specifically autonomous, shared and connected vehicles). Previous... Read More →

Elliot is Global Co-Chair of DLA Piper's Connected and Self-Driving Car Practice. In that role he advises automakers, tech companies, and municipalities on regulatory, policy, and privacy issues pertaining to these types of vehicles. Elliot regularly speaks and writes on self-driving... Read More →

Automated Driving, R&D leadership Energy storage (for automotive and stationary applications), control systems, combustion, CFD simulation, ab-initio simulation, MEMS. Passion for autonomous vehicles, machine learning, renewable energy, electric vehicles, high-performance computing... Read More →

Karen Tay is Singapore’s Smart Nation Director covering North America. She is experienced in policy, strategy, engagement and regulation across a variety of public sector domains. Prior to her current job, she worked in the Finance and Education Ministries and the Prime Minister’s Office... Read More →