Techcrunch sessions: AI welcomes the CEO of Tanka Kisson Lin for talking about the original startups Amnesty International

We are active to announce that Kisson Lin, founder and CEO TankaIt will join us in Techcrunch sessions: artificial intelligence For a provocative and useful interview entitled “Your next co -founder will be your Amnesty International.” It is among the many excellent speakers who join the event on June 5 in the Zellerbach Hall at the University of California, Berkeley, and There is still time for registration To get your seat on the table to learn from their experience.

If you do not already know Lin, her company runs the Messenger of Amnesty International with a long -term memory that develops with the difference. Before the establishment of Tanka, LIN worked in many technology giants, including Meta, where it was headquartered in Singapore, and in Tiktok, where it helped from Beijing to lead the company’s e -commerce strategies and advertisements.

She is also a repeated entrepreneur, after she participated in the establishment of artificial intelligence previously, as the company, including Me.bot, helped, a application to write down notes with memory capabilities, and the AI ​​AIC operating system.

In fact, Lynn – who obtained a master’s degree in data science and business statistics from the Chinese University of Hong Kong – built a great profession at the AI ​​intersection, memory systems and collective cooperation tools. It is particularly fascinated by how to form memory, a passion that directly knows Tanka’s approach to artificial intelligence.

In Sessions Techcrunch: Amnesty International, Lynn will discuss how Tanka’s artificial intelligence technology can make the difference more efficient – a model that has strong effects on individual founders looking to compete with large institutions. (Since its experimental launch in October 2024, Tanka says that users have already saved 111 working days through the smart responses created on the platform artificial intelligence.)

But she will also speak wider about some tools and operations that now allow competitors to build large companies without huge difference – and also without excessive amounts of project financing.

The interview is part of our broader program, which includes the best artificial intelligence leaders, including the co -founder of the anthropologist Jarred Kaplan, the co -founder of Databrics and UC Berkeley Ion Stoica, and director of DeepMind Logan Kilpatrick.

With the expectation of about 1,000 of the attendees, Techcrunch sessions: Amnesty International is an inevitable event for developers and founders of artificial intelligence Mobility in the advanced ecosystem quickly. If you build AI – or plan to launch one – this event offers important visions that will form your strategic direction.

The soft session should be especially high on your priority menu. Do not miss this opportunity to learn from the brightest minds of industry about what your priorities in this new age should be the acting entrepreneurship. Today’s record for Techcrunch sessions: Artificial IntelligenceAnd secure your place in what is considered one of the most influential intelligence gatherings for this year.