AI & Tech For Good With Adam LG Ring

Adam LG Ring is a startup mentor who’s helped many startups & organizations change the world for the better. He has 25 years' digital experience and has helped businesses through the digital transformation process, as well as comply with GDPR data privacy regulations. Contact Adam: Twitter: @AdamLGRing LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/adamlgring Contact Avrohom: Web: https://asktheceo.biz Twitter: @avrohomg Instagram: @avrohomg INTERVIEW HIGHLIGHTS: [01:06] Entrepreneurship is a really hot topic, nowadays. I believe it’s because of the way the gig economy has completely altered the way people earn a living, that people are turning to entrepreneurship en masse as they believe it to be their only ticket to financial freedom. What are your thoughts on this topic? [03:45] What is TechForGood? [05:19] Data Privacy is a human right. [05:45] Businesses that look after their user’s Data Privacy have a competitive edge in the marketplace. [11:19] You’ve worked with many GDPR clients, so you know that Data Privacy is a serious thing. With the ubiquity of Artificial Intelligence, what role do you see it having in helping businesses keep their customer’s data safe? [12:33] AI and Machine Learning have become so commonplace that, unfortunately, people are mistakenly using the terms interchangeably. Can you share with us the proper definitions and applications of those terms? [15:23] Let’s make sure our young people learning AI can invent things, because in 10-20 years, the Artificial Intelligence that will be, won’t be anything like the AI everyone’s predicting. [17:00] Why do you need to leverage AI for Data Privacy and Cybersecurity? [21:54] Just like we’re advancing with AI for good, hackers are developing AI for bad, and without any oversight. [22:55] Tony Flath: In the future, it’s going to be a war of machines. [23:39] According to an article published by Forbes in 2015, 9 out of 10 startups fail. This is a really big number and very painful, especially considering the way we started our conversation where startups are a critical component of our economy. Where do Entrepreneurs go wrong? [28:00] Successful Entrepreneurs are the ones who get a co-founder. [28:15] You can’t rely on employees to have the same passion as founders do, because they don’t have the same equity in the business. [28:55] What is the one question that will determine if an entrepreneur will be successful? [29:53] I understand that you help startups to not repeat the mistakes that others before them have made. Can you share with us a little bit about the work that you do? [32:27] How do people connect with you? [36:08] Do you have any parting words of wisdom that you’d like to share with the audience?

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