Nina Schick

One of the first GenAI experts, Nina Schick analyzes how this nascent field of artificial intelligence will change humanity and global geopolitics. She is recognized for her expertise in AI and its implications on democracy, providing strategic insights to global leaders.

Nina is the Founder of Tamang Ventures, an advisory firm focused on Generative AI, as well as the Creator of ‘The Era of Generative AI’ – a Substack project telling the story of GenAI through exclusive content and interviews. This community has grown to over 100,000 members, further highlighting the impact of her work.

Nina advises several AI and technology companies, including Truepic — the first to build media authentication technology, and Synthesia, the world’s first AI-to-video generation platform. Both companies have been acknowledged by TIME Magazine for their innovative contributions to the tech industry.

Nina is a renowned public speaker, appearing on stages including CES, TedX, CogX, and WebSummit. She has delivered keynote speeches for businesses and organizations including Microsoft, Adobe, DARPA, and the UN. Recently, she served as the keynote speaker at the 2023 MetTel Innovation Summit and chaired the Generative AI Summit, demonstrating her leadership in the field.

Nina’s debut book – ‘DEEPFAKES’ was released in 2020 and has been translated into five languages. In this book, she discusses the risks and potential of AI-generated content, predicting that over 90% of online content will be ‘created’ by AI by 2030.

Nina is a seasoned media commentator – appearing regularly on BBC, Sky, Bloomberg, and CNBC. She has also been published by Wired, Time, MIT Tech Review, and The Times.

Before specializing in Generative AI, Nina worked on geopolitical crises, including Brexit, the Russia-Ukraine war, and state-sponsored disinformation. She has advised leaders including Joe Biden, the President of the United States, and Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the former Secretary General of NATO.

Nina speaks seven languages and calls London, Berlin, and Kathmandu home. Her multilingual ability enhances her international reach and effectiveness in global discussions on technology and policy.