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?? Join Us at the 3rd Annual a2 National Symposium: Empowering Innovation in AI/Tech + Aging! ?? ?? April 3-4, 2025 ?? Harvard Club of Boston, Boston, MA The future of aging and healthcare is being reshaped by AI and emerging technologies. Be part of the conversation at the premier event for innovators, researchers, investors, and industry leaders driving breakthroughs in aging, Alzheimer's, and related dementias (AD/ADRD). Why Attend? ?? Showcase Innovations and Impact Meet the 4th a2 Pilot Awards cohort—~30 awardees pioneering new AI and tech solutions for healthy aging and dementia care. Explore their cutting-edge projects through poster presentations. ?? Demonstrate Leadership Discover how the a2 Collective | a2PilotAwards.ai is transforming research and clinical applications, offering a world-class R&D ecosystem for accelerating AI and tech-driven solutions in aging. ?? Foster Collaboration Connect with global leaders in AI, technology, geroscience, and healthcare. Engage with entrepreneurs, academics, and investors to spark new partnerships. ?? Promote Knowledge Exchange Gain insights from leading experts discussing the latest advances in AI, geroscience, and aging-related healthcare trends. Keynote Speakers ?? Jianying Hu, PhD – Global Science Leader, AI for Health, IBM ?? Pattie Maes, PhD – Germeshausen Professor, MIT Media Lab Additional Speakers Include: Marzyeh Ghassemi, PhD – MIT Marty Sliwinski, PhD – Penn State University Jordan Smoller, MD, ScD – Harvard Conor Walsh, PhD – Harvard Biodesign Lab Brian Anderson, MD – CEO, Coalition for Health AI Carla Bouwmeester, PharmD – Northeastern University I. Glenn Cohen, JD – Harvard Law School Sudeshna Das, PhD – MassAITC / Harvard Medical School Michael Hughes, PhD – Tufts University Susann Keohane, PhD – IBM Chaiwoo Lee, PhD – MIT AgeLab Hon Pak, MD, MBA – Samsung Electronics Alex Zhavoronkov, PhD – Insilico Medicine Partha Bhattacharyya, PhD – National Institute on Aging (NIA) Niteesh Choudhry, MD, PhD – Harvard / MassAITC Deepak Ganesan, PhD – University of Massachusetts Amherst Benjamin Marlin, PhD – UMass Amherst Secure Your Spot Today! ?? REGISTER NOW → https://lnkd.in/gV9tg7jX ?? Early Bird Rate (Before Feb. 28, 2025): $250 ?? Regular Rate (After Feb. 28, 2025): $300 Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, collaborate, and lead the future of AI and aging innovation. Join us in Boston! PS - Sponsorship opportunites are available: https://lnkd.in/gXuGDmsv

?? Join Us at the 3rd Annual a2 National Symposium: Empowering Innovation in AI/Tech + Aging! ?? ?? April 3-4, 2025 ?? Harvard Club of Boston, Boston, MA The future of aging and healthcare is being reshaped by AI and emerging technologies. Be part of the conversation at the premier event for innovators, researchers, investors, and industry leaders driving breakthroughs in aging, Alzheimer's, and related dementias (AD/ADRD). Why Attend? ?? Showcase Innovations and Impact Meet the 4th a2 Pilot Awards cohort—~30 awardees pioneering new AI and tech solutions for healthy aging and dementia care. Explore their cutting-edge projects through poster presentations. ?? Demonstrate Leadership Discover how the a2 Collective | a2PilotAwards.ai is transforming research and clinical applications, offering a world-class R&D ecosystem for accelerating AI and tech-driven solutions in aging. ?? Foster Collaboration Connect with global leaders in AI, technology, geroscience, and healthcare. Engage with entrepreneurs, academics, and investors to spark new partnerships. ?? Promote Knowledge Exchange Gain insights from leading experts discussing the latest advances in AI, geroscience, and aging-related healthcare trends. Keynote Speakers ?? Jianying Hu, PhD – Global Science Leader, AI for Health, IBM ?? Pattie Maes, PhD – Germeshausen Professor, MIT Media Lab Additional Speakers Include: Marzyeh Ghassemi, PhD – MIT Marty Sliwinski, PhD – Penn State University Jordan Smoller, MD, ScD – Harvard Conor Walsh, PhD – Harvard Biodesign Lab Brian Anderson, MD – CEO, Coalition for Health AI Carla Bouwmeester, PharmD – Northeastern University I. Glenn Cohen, JD – Harvard Law School Sudeshna Das, PhD – MassAITC / Harvard Medical School Michael Hughes, PhD – Tufts University Susann Keohane, PhD – IBM Chaiwoo Lee, PhD – MIT AgeLab Hon Pak, MD, MBA – Samsung Electronics Alex Zhavoronkov, PhD – Insilico Medicine Partha Bhattacharyya, PhD – National Institute on Aging (NIA) Niteesh Choudhry, MD, PhD – Harvard / MassAITC Deepak Ganesan, PhD – University of Massachusetts Amherst Benjamin Marlin, PhD – UMass Amherst Secure Your Spot Today! ?? REGISTER NOW → https://lnkd.in/gV9tg7jX ?? Early Bird Rate (Before Feb. 28, 2025): $250 ?? Regular Rate (After Feb. 28, 2025): $300 Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, collaborate, and lead the future of AI and aging innovation. Join us in Boston! PS - Sponsorship opportunites are available: https://lnkd.in/gXuGDmsv

We’re back with our latest edition of The Care Guild (https://lnkd.in/ez-Wd3np)! This time, we’re honoring innovators and intellectuals who are shaping how artificial intelligence and care come together in the coming months and years. At The Holding Co. we’re both excited about the myriad ways that AI can and is being leveraged to make caregivers' lives easier and also very aware of the potential pitfalls of technological advancement when it comes to this most sacred and universal of human experiences. The way we see it, this doesn’t have to be an either/or situation, but an and/both. We deserve the best that AI has to offer for our families’ thriving and we deserve human connection and touch, the dignity that comes from privacy, and a wise, deliberate approach to AI’s integration into our intimate, daily lives. These dynamics aren’t just theory to us; we’ve been testing the waters with our own project recently: The Sandwich Club (https://lnkd.in/eq7NKXnB), a membership club to answer caregivers' questions with both generative #AI and guidance from people with real, messy, beautiful caregiving experience. With this class of the #CareGuild, we wanted to highlight leaders who are exploring AI’s capacity for lightening the cognitive load, navigating care crises, and connecting otherwise isolated and vulnerable people to the support they need to stay safe and inspired to new levels. They are also leaders with an eye towards what could go wrong–academics and artists and professional caregivers who are committed to being part of collectives with our long-term human dignity as the northstar, no matter what technology brings (or promises to). Meet the Care Guild class of 2024. They are sure to inspire at a time when we so need it. Empathy's Ron Gura and Yonatan Bergman Rendever's Kyle Rand and Thomas Neumann Butlr's Honghao Deng TrueLoo at Toi Labs's Vik Kashyap CoreCare's Dennis Antonelos and Mehrdad Shafaie National Domestic Workers Alliance's Alistair Stephenson and Kelly Gannon Sheer Health's Jeffrey Witten, Ben Howard, and Dan Horbatt Devoted Health's Ed Park and Todd Park ElliQ at Intuition Robotics's Dor Skuler Ema's Amanda Ducach, MBA Happypillar's Sam Gardner and Mady Mantha PaidLeave.ai at Moms First's Reshma Saujani Rippl's Kris Engskov Faye's Emily King The Social Science of Caregiving Program's Alison Gopnik Care Daily's David Moss and Gene Wang CopilotIQ's David Koretz Spring Health's April Koh Roon's Vikram Bhaskaran, Arun Ranganathan, and Rohan Ramakrishna, MD OpenAI's Shyamal Hitesh Anadkat Zingage's Victor Hunt and Daniel Tian The Algorithmic Justice League's Dr. Joy Buolamwini Seeing AI at Microsoft's Saqib Shaikh Physical Intelligence's Karol Hausman, Sergey Levine, and Lachy Groom DeepBrain AI's Scott Tease

We’re back with our latest edition of The Care Guild (https://lnkd.in/ez-Wd3np)! This time, we’re honoring innovators and intellectuals who are shaping how artificial intelligence and care come together in the coming months and years. At The Holding Co. we’re both excited about the myriad ways that AI can and is being leveraged to make caregivers' lives easier and also very aware of the potential pitfalls of technological advancement when it comes to this most sacred and universal of human experiences. The way we see it, this doesn’t have to be an either/or situation, but an and/both. We deserve the best that AI has to offer for our families’ thriving and we deserve human connection and touch, the dignity that comes from privacy, and a wise, deliberate approach to AI’s integration into our intimate, daily lives. These dynamics aren’t just theory to us; we’ve been testing the waters with our own project recently: The Sandwich Club (https://lnkd.in/eq7NKXnB), a membership club to answer caregivers' questions with both generative #AI and guidance from people with real, messy, beautiful caregiving experience. With this class of the #CareGuild, we wanted to highlight leaders who are exploring AI’s capacity for lightening the cognitive load, navigating care crises, and connecting otherwise isolated and vulnerable people to the support they need to stay safe and inspired to new levels. They are also leaders with an eye towards what could go wrong–academics and artists and professional caregivers who are committed to being part of collectives with our long-term human dignity as the northstar, no matter what technology brings (or promises to). Meet the Care Guild class of 2024. They are sure to inspire at a time when we so need it. Empathy's Ron Gura and Yonatan Bergman Rendever's Kyle Rand and Thomas Neumann Butlr's Honghao Deng TrueLoo at Toi Labs's Vik Kashyap CoreCare's Dennis Antonelos and Mehrdad Shafaie National Domestic Workers Alliance's Alistair Stephenson and Kelly Gannon Sheer Health's Jeffrey Witten, Ben Howard, and Dan Horbatt Devoted Health's Ed Park and Todd Park ElliQ at Intuition Robotics's Dor Skuler Ema's Amanda Ducach, MBA Happypillar's Sam Gardner and Mady Mantha PaidLeave.ai at Moms First's Reshma Saujani Rippl's Kris Engskov Faye's Emily King The Social Science of Caregiving Program's Alison Gopnik Care Daily's David Moss and Gene Wang CopilotIQ's David Koretz Spring Health's April Koh Roon's Vikram Bhaskaran, Arun Ranganathan, and Rohan Ramakrishna, MD OpenAI's Shyamal Hitesh Anadkat Zingage's Victor Hunt and Daniel Tian The Algorithmic Justice League's Dr. Joy Buolamwini Seeing AI at Microsoft's Saqib Shaikh Physical Intelligence's Karol Hausman, Sergey Levine, and Lachy Groom DeepBrain AI's Scott Tease

?? Join Us at the 3rd Annual a2 National Symposium: Empowering Innovation in AI/Tech + Aging! ?? ?? April 3-4, 2025 ?? Harvard Club of Boston, Boston, MA The future of aging and healthcare is being reshaped by AI and emerging technologies. Be part of the conversation at the premier event for innovators, researchers, investors, and industry leaders driving breakthroughs in aging, Alzheimer's, and related dementias (AD/ADRD). Why Attend? ?? Showcase Innovations and Impact Meet the 4th a2 Pilot Awards cohort—~30 awardees pioneering new AI and tech solutions for healthy aging and dementia care. Explore their cutting-edge projects through poster presentations. ?? Demonstrate Leadership Discover how the a2 Collective | a2PilotAwards.ai is transforming research and clinical applications, offering a world-class R&D ecosystem for accelerating AI and tech-driven solutions in aging. ?? Foster Collaboration Connect with global leaders in AI, technology, geroscience, and healthcare. Engage with entrepreneurs, academics, and investors to spark new partnerships. ?? Promote Knowledge Exchange Gain insights from leading experts discussing the latest advances in AI, geroscience, and aging-related healthcare trends. Keynote Speakers ?? Jianying Hu, PhD – Global Science Leader, AI for Health, IBM ?? Pattie Maes, PhD – Germeshausen Professor, MIT Media Lab Additional Speakers Include: Marzyeh Ghassemi, PhD – MIT Marty Sliwinski, PhD – Penn State University Jordan Smoller, MD, ScD – Harvard Conor Walsh, PhD – Harvard Biodesign Lab Brian Anderson, MD – CEO, Coalition for Health AI Carla Bouwmeester, PharmD – Northeastern University I. Glenn Cohen, JD – Harvard Law School Sudeshna Das, PhD – MassAITC / Harvard Medical School Michael Hughes, PhD – Tufts University Susann Keohane, PhD – IBM Chaiwoo Lee, PhD – MIT AgeLab Hon Pak, MD, MBA – Samsung Electronics Alex Zhavoronkov, PhD – Insilico Medicine Partha Bhattacharyya, PhD – National Institute on Aging (NIA) Niteesh Choudhry, MD, PhD – Harvard / MassAITC Deepak Ganesan, PhD – University of Massachusetts Amherst Benjamin Marlin, PhD – UMass Amherst Secure Your Spot Today! ?? REGISTER NOW → https://lnkd.in/gV9tg7jX ?? Early Bird Rate (Before Feb. 28, 2025): $250 ?? Regular Rate (After Feb. 28, 2025): $300 Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, collaborate, and lead the future of AI and aging innovation. Join us in Boston! PS - Sponsorship opportunites are available: https://lnkd.in/gXuGDmsv

?? Join Us at the 3rd Annual a2 National Symposium: Empowering Innovation in AI/Tech + Aging! ?? ?? April 3-4, 2025 ?? Harvard Club of Boston, Boston, MA The future of aging and healthcare is being reshaped by AI and emerging technologies. Be part of the conversation at the premier event for innovators, researchers, investors, and industry leaders driving breakthroughs in aging, Alzheimer's, and related dementias (AD/ADRD). Why Attend? ?? Showcase Innovations and Impact Meet the 4th a2 Pilot Awards cohort—~30 awardees pioneering new AI and tech solutions for healthy aging and dementia care. Explore their cutting-edge projects through poster presentations. ?? Demonstrate Leadership Discover how the a2 Collective | a2PilotAwards.ai is transforming research and clinical applications, offering a world-class R&D ecosystem for accelerating AI and tech-driven solutions in aging. ?? Foster Collaboration Connect with global leaders in AI, technology, geroscience, and healthcare. Engage with entrepreneurs, academics, and investors to spark new partnerships. ?? Promote Knowledge Exchange Gain insights from leading experts discussing the latest advances in AI, geroscience, and aging-related healthcare trends. Keynote Speakers ?? Jianying Hu, PhD – Global Science Leader, AI for Health, IBM ?? Pattie Maes, PhD – Germeshausen Professor, MIT Media Lab Additional Speakers Include: Marzyeh Ghassemi, PhD – MIT Marty Sliwinski, PhD – Penn State University Jordan Smoller, MD, ScD – Harvard Conor Walsh, PhD – Harvard Biodesign Lab Brian Anderson, MD – CEO, Coalition for Health AI Carla Bouwmeester, PharmD – Northeastern University I. Glenn Cohen, JD – Harvard Law School Sudeshna Das, PhD – MassAITC / Harvard Medical School Michael Hughes, PhD – Tufts University Susann Keohane, PhD – IBM Chaiwoo Lee, PhD – MIT AgeLab Hon Pak, MD, MBA – Samsung Electronics Alex Zhavoronkov, PhD – Insilico Medicine Partha Bhattacharyya, PhD – National Institute on Aging (NIA) Niteesh Choudhry, MD, PhD – Harvard / MassAITC Deepak Ganesan, PhD – University of Massachusetts Amherst Benjamin Marlin, PhD – UMass Amherst Secure Your Spot Today! ?? REGISTER NOW → https://lnkd.in/gV9tg7jX ?? Early Bird Rate (Before Feb. 28, 2025): $250 ?? Regular Rate (After Feb. 28, 2025): $300 Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, collaborate, and lead the future of AI and aging innovation. Join us in Boston! PS - Sponsorship opportunites are available: https://lnkd.in/gXuGDmsv