The SeedAI team had an incredible time at CES 2025, where we engaged with some of the brightest minds in technology, innovation, and policy. Our Founder and CEO, Austin Carson, took the stage at two panels and reinforced SeedAI’s mission of making AI work for all Americans.
Democratizing AI to Secure Our Way of Life, hosted by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
At the DHS booth, Austin joined Melissa Oh, Managing Director of DHS SVIP, for a fireside chat on how democratizing AI can enhance national resilience. Their conversation emphasized the importance of community involvement in shaping AI’s future—ensuring that emerging technologies reflect regional concerns and real-world needs.
Navigating Career Transitions: Leveraging Transferable Skill Sets for Changing Paths, hosted by The Female Quotient Equality Lounge
In a dynamic discussion moderated by Taryn Crouthers, President of ATTN, Austin shared practical insights on career evolution in today’s rapidly shifting economic landscape. His reflections resonated with attendees looking to embrace new opportunities and redefine their professional paths.
The panel featured a lineup of industry leaders:
Ryan Burns
– Head of Strategy, Sam's Club Member Access Platform [MAP]
Chantel George
– CEO & Founder, Sistas in Sales
Rakia Finley
– CEO, Copper & Vine Studio
Nicole Estebanell
– U.S. CEO, Mediahub
Celiena Adcock
– Head of Retail, Auto, Gaming, Uber Advertising
As AI continues to shape our world, SeedAI remains committed to ensuring AI works for all Americans. CES 2025 reinforced the need for collaboration across industries, and we’re excited to build on these conversations in the months ahead.