Most AI talks end with an inspired room and an unchanged Monday. Chuy Cepeda builds his the other way around.
A PhD in Artificial Intelligence and co-founder of Sovra — trust infrastructure serving 8M+ citizens across 20+ governments — he is the rare speaker who runs his own practice on the systems he presents. When he demos an AI Operating System on stage, it isn't slides about the future: it's a real system doing real work, live.
His talks start with the question most leaders skip: what do we actually want to amplify? AI doesn't create clarity — it amplifies whatever you give it. From there he walks the room up the whole ladder: from prompting to orchestrating, from scattered tools to governed autonomy, from AI anxiety to executive criteria. And he takes the defensive half seriously — how to adopt AI without your IP, your control, or your judgment walking out the door.
He has carried this message from WEF Davos (2018 and 2025) to TED/TEDx and Ethereum's Devcon; he is a WEF Young Global Leader, an Ethereum Foundation Next Billion Fellow, and one of the Agile 50 — the world's most influential leaders in government innovation.
The conviction he leaves in every room: AI can be better than us at almost everything — except being human. That's not a consolation — it's the strategy.