
ALT 1. There’s a lot of hype, but computers can’t do magic, yet 2. Many predictions about revolutionary tech will not come true 3. There are constraints, such as energy & raw materials 4. For security, it’s to think about tech in terms of individual use cases 5. We have agency. No technology has yet been invented that we cannot control 6. There are no complete technological solutions to social problems 7. The world is going to have to find new ways to cooperate, even if it’s split 8. The tone of leaders matters. Do you want to scare, or seize opportunity safely? 9. The single most important thing we can do is secure the tech by design 10. Trust your own intelligence (I’m serious)

ALT The EA's Edel McCusker, Senior Business Improvement Manager (Transport), led a breakout discussion on using #data for maximum impact, at last week's Northern Ireland Leadership and Governance Conference & Exhibition. Edel is pictured with Philip Wales, Chief Exec and Registrar General of NI, and Nicola Fisher, Acting Director of Analysis and Research, NISRA.

ALT Pictured at the NI Leadership & Governance conference today are (from left): David Sterling; Chair, Chief Executive’s Forum; Anne Dickson, Chief Executive’s Forum; First Minister Michelle O’Neill; deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly; Nicole Lappin; Chair NI Public Sector Chairs’ Forum; Heather Moorehead; NI Confederation for Health and Social Care and David Burns, Chair, Solace NI.













































