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but the lineup is genuinely every entrepreneur's dream. From AI and humanity to the future of

healthcare and the state of the music industry, there is something for everyone and I've been

stalking the lineup like I would a music festival. At the top of my list is the session on how AI agents are going to transform creativity,

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I also really love the sound of the session with C-suite execs from Formula One and Lego Group

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Something I'm thinking about all the time

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