Keynote Speaker · Strategic Advisor · AI & Human Intelligence
The Human Side of Artificial Intelligence
Kay Rubacek helps organizations navigate the AI era without losing what makes their people irreplaceable.
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A Different Kind of AI Expert
Most AI consultants ask how to implement the technology. Kay Rubacek asks the prior question: what is it doing to the humans using it?
With 25 years researching systems that strip humans of agency, from communist propaganda to algorithmic dependency, and three decades advising leaders on communications, talent, and organizational culture, Kay brings a perspective no technology consultant can replicate.
She is an Epoch Times AI columnist, award-winning filmmaker, and author whose writings are shared across political lines. She speaks to organizations that want to understand not just how AI works, but what it’s working on.
Keynote Topics
Bridging the Intergenerational AI Divide in your Organization
The gulf between how a 55-year old executive and a 25-year old analyst relate to AI is creating invisible fractures in teams. Kay diagnoses the divide and shows leaders how to close it.
For: HR Directors, L&D Leaders, Future of Work Summits.
The Human Capabilities That Determine Who Thrives in the AI Era
AI is changing what skills matter and what ‘good jusgment’ looks like in a team. Kay gives talent leaders a framework for identifying and protecting the human capabilities that make people irreplaceable.
For: CHROs, Talent Acquisition Leaders, Executive Teams in Transformation, Student Advisors & Educators
What is This Technology Doing to Your People?
A provocation keynote that reframes AI strategy around the one asset no algorithm can replicate: the judgment, attention, and trust of your people.
For: Leadership Conferences, Executive Retreats, Innovation Summits.
Testimonials
“Mesmerized!”
“I was looking around during Kay’s presentation and everyone was mesmerized. We were extremely moved.”
— Rotary Club, Georgia
“So Very Interesting!”
“Kay has a special gift for making difficult ideas and concepts so very interesting and easy to understand.”
— Paul Skousen, Author, The Naked Socialist
“Outstanding!”
“Outstanding work. Thanks for what you are doing.”
— Derek Maltz, Former Head of DEA Special Operations
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