Arun Dehiri | Vice President
Cartesian

Connected Britain 2025 - Day 2 @ 11:40

Machines that learn, robots that think: The next phase of AGI in Britain

• What does the next generation of AI and robotics look like for the UK economy? 
• How do we ensure Britain’s networks are AI ready?  
• What does responsible AI look like in practice, especially in public sector or consumer facing industries?  
• Is the UK building the right talent pipeline to support AI innovation?  
• What does the next 5 – 10 years look like with the convergence of AI and robotics? 

David Roberts, UK CEO, ARX Robotics

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David Roberts / Machines that learn, robots that think: The next phase of AGI in Britain

David Roberts, UK CEO,
ARX Robotics

David is passionate about the development and real-world deployment of emerging dual-use technologies. He joined ARX to lead its expansion in the UK, delivering cutting-edge uncrewed ground vehicles and land autonomy systems. A former Royal Navy Officer, David spent his military career deployed on ...

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Simeon Yates, Professor of Digital Culture, University of Liverpool

Sean Musch, Chief Executive Officer, Ai & Partners

Tim Flagg, CEO, UKAI

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Tim Flagg / Machines that learn, robots that think: The next phase of AGI in Britain

Tim Flagg, CEO,
UKAI

Tim is the CEO and co-founder of UKAI, the only trade association for AI businesses across the UK. As the founder of several AI businesses, Tim champions the needs of the AI sector, campaigning for policies that will unleash AI’s potential to drive economic growth and social progress. Over his 25...

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