The AI landscape is moving quickly, with new tools, models, and claims appearing every day. For many professionals, the result is not clarity but overwhelm.

In this keynote, Jenny Kay Pollock helps audiences separate meaningful developments from noise. She explores why chasing every new tool rarely leads to better work, how to evaluate whether an AI capability is relevant to a real need, and where human judgment remains essential.

Attendees learn a practical approach for deciding what deserves attention, what can be ignored, and how to experiment without losing sight of outcomes, trust, and the work itself.

The session helps participants move from reactive tool-chasing to more intentional AI adoption grounded in purpose, priorities, and value.

Format: Keynote
Audience: Business professionals, founders, operators, technology leaders, and people navigating rapid AI change
Preferred duration: 20–45 minutes
Previously delivered at: Echoes in AI, hosted by Swagata Ashwani
Delivery: In person or virtual

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