
Crossing the GenAI Chasm
About The Event
Why do 95% of GenAI pilots fail to deliver value – and what can we learn from the 5%?
According to the MIT State of AI in Business 2025 study, 95% of Generative AI pilots fail. Despite massive investment, most organizations remain stuck in the GenAI Chasm: adoption without transformation, pilots without measurable ROI. Yet, a small group – the 5% who succeed – are showing an emerging path forward.
Join Vancouver Tech Journal, Revolution Data Platforms, and GovAI.fm for an honest conversation about what it really takes to cross — or fall into — the GenAI chasm.
What This Forum Will Explore:
- 4 Myths that keep organizations falling into the chasm
- 4 Best Practices that distinguish the rare successes.
- 1 Emerging Playbook for how corporations and AI service providers can partner to cross together.
Takeaway for Leaders:
This session will equip decision-makers with a practical decision-making guide, distilled from the successes of the 5%. Instead of abstract strategy or hype, participants will leave with:
- Insights grounded in MIT’s latest research.
- Real-world examples of organizations that bridged the divide.
- A framework to evaluate their own GenAI efforts against what actually works.
Who It’s For:
This forum is designed for decision-makers and influencers across Vancouver’s corporate and innovation ecosystem, including:
- Board directors and executives are responsible for guiding enterprise strategy.
- Senior leaders (CIOs, CTOs, VPs, Directors) are tasked with turning pilots into production.
- Innovation and digital transformation lead to navigating GenAI adoption.
- AI service providers and partners are looking to align with enterprise needs.
Panelists:
- Dr. Curtis Northcutt – CEO, Cleanlab
- Aman Sidhu – Director, Enterprise Data, Analytics & AI, City of Vancouver
- Hubert Duan – Principal AI Architect, Microsoft
Moderator & Presenter
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Girish Limaye – AI Strategy Consultant | Host, GovAI.fm
Event Details
Crossing the GenAI Chasm
Date:
November 25 @ 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Location:
Microsoft Waterfront Office27
155 Water St
Vancouver
BC
Organizer:
Vancouver Tech Journal
Cost:
10