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Speaking31 Aug 2025

AI panel on a dinner cruise: use cases, trust and what stays human

Oxford, Cambridge Judge, Peking University and KCL alumni dinner cruise on the Royal Albatross, Resorts World Sentosa, 31 Aug 2025

What was covered

Jeremy joined a four-person panel on AI at a dinner cruise aboard the Royal Albatross, organized by the Oxford Business Alumni Network, Cambridge Judge Business School, the Peking University Alumni Association (Singapore) and the King's College London Alumni Society Singapore. The audience was mainly Oxford and Cambridge business school alumni, with alumni of Peking, King's College London, Columbia, NUS, NTU and others. Fellow panellists were James Ong (Founder, Artificial Intelligence International Institute), Larabella Myers (Associate Director, Cyber Solutions, Aon) and Diana Low (Director, Financial Crime Analytics, Standard Chartered), with Monin Ung welcoming the panel. Jeremy, then COO of Lucence, shared AI use cases from his work, including slides on early cancer detection.

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Key points

  • Date and venue: Sunday 31 August 2025, 5:15pm to 8:30pm, dinner cruise from Resorts World Sentosa; the panel ran about 6:05pm to 7:00pm on the air-conditioned lower deck
  • Format: each panellist opened with useful AI use cases and pain points from their own work (slides on AI in finance, AI risk management and cancer screening), then audience-submitted questions
  • Questions planned for the panel included whether an AI teammate will be as normal as an intern, which human skills will rise in value, why AI is not trusted to run unsupervised, and whether the 95% AI pilot failure rate is a technology problem or an absorption problem for companies
  • Jeremy took the question on why most AI pilots fail