AI reality and strategy
What is changing, what matters now and where to place your first bet, including a talk tailored to your own industry.
3 talksKeynotes and executive talks
Give the room something to talk about.
AI and innovation talks that connect the big changes with the business decisions and next steps your audience can take back to work.
For organizations and enterprisesKeynotes and executive talksTalks on AI, innovation and the future of business, for leadership events, company conferences and executive teams.10 talks in 5 categories, plus FOMO MondaySee the keynotesFor general audiencesTalks for curious mindsTwelve stand-alone talks about AI and everyday life. No tech background required.12 talks in 4 series of threeSee the talks
For organizations and enterprises
Keynotes and executive talks
Big ideas. Real impact. AI, innovation and the future of business, explored with curiosity, clarity and a practical perspective.
Curiosity first
Every talk opens with a question worth asking, so the room leans in before the slides do.
Business relevance
Grounded in how organizations really work: decisions, customers, people and results.
From ideas to action
Each session leaves the audience with something to try, decide or ask on Monday morning.
AI agents and leadership
Autonomous AI agents as colleagues and as customers, and the question of who is accountable when they act.
2 talksPeople and work in the AI era
The human advantage in an AI-shaped workplace, and why everyone has AI while the work itself has not changed.
2 talksFrom pilots to impact
Moving from impressive demonstrations to sustained business outcomes, and what has to be true for a pilot to become real.
1 talkCorporate innovation and intrapreneurship
Innovation theater versus real innovation, and how to make big ideas happen with limited resources.
2 talks
Includes 4 signature keynotes, presented in full in the brochure.
Ongoing for all employees
FOMO Monday
An ongoing AI experience for all employees
A recurring, lively AI briefing that keeps the whole organization current without the noise. Choose a weekly live pulse of 25-30 minutes, or a biweekly curated edition of 40-45 minutes.
- WeeklyLive pulse25-30 min
- BiweeklyCurated edition40-45 min
See what changed
The developments that matter this week, in plain language.
Understand why it matters
What each one means for the work, the market and the team.
Stay curious
A quick test of one idea, a question or a first step you can act on.
Ways to engage
- 30-45 minInspiring keynote
- 60-90 minExecutive briefing
- 90-120 minInteractive session
- Half or full dayWorkshop or innovation experience
Indicative formats, tailored to the event.
For general audiences
Talks for general audiences
12 talks for curious minds. Surprising stories about artificial intelligence, everyday life and what still makes us human. No tech background required.
Not lectures about technology. Conversations about life in the age of technology.
- Series 1
Who tells us the truth?
Identity, deepfakes and persuasion in an age of confident answers.
3 talks - Series 2
When AI steps out of the screen
Agents that shop, discover and sometimes cross the line.
3 talks - Series 3
What makes us human?
Love, longevity and creativity: the heart, the body and imagination in an era of intelligent machines.
3 talks - Series 4
The world as AI tells it
From the internet and shared memory to the small decisions of everyday life.
3 talks
Every talk stands on its own. Choose one talk, or a series of three.
For organizers
- Audiences
- Conferences, leadership teams, boards, customer and partner events, innovation programs.
- Languages
- English, Hebrew, and Spanish, matched to the audience and the event.
- Formats
- Keynote, executive briefing, fireside conversation, or leadership session.
- Delivery
- In person or online. Travel and scheduling are discussed when you get in touch.
- Length
- Set with you, from a short keynote to a longer leadership session.
- Tailoring
- Audience, sector, desired takeaway, timing, and context.
Speaker biography
Ady Mor-Biran is the founder of AMB Insights. She served as Director, The Garage - Global, Microsoft, where she led 15 centers of innovation around the world. Her career spans over two decades of software development, technical consulting, sales strategy, and go-to-market leadership at Microsoft, HP, and global tech companies. She is a renowned public speaker worldwide, at conferences and for organizations and academic institutions. The Unriddler is her name for how she works: making complicated change easier to act on.
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