QUO VADIS Frontier AI ? Speed, Sovereignty, Scale: trireme or trilemma

The most advanced AI‑native infrastructure can’t be optimized for speed of implementation, sovereignty of law, and scale of capability all at once — or can it?
​​⚖️ Central question: a coordination challenge (trireme) or an impossible constraint (trilemma)?
​​Each panelist brings complementary evidence to illuminate the trade‑offs. You, the audience, will weigh the options and help decide which strategic framework Switzerland should pursue.

​Speakers:

• ​​🇺🇸 Prof. John Horton – MIT Sloan, MIT Generative AI Lab, Anthropic Economic Advisory Council. AI social simulations shaping strategy exploration.
• ​​🖥️ Abhi Ingle – Chief Product & Strategy Officer, SambaNova Systems. Sovereign chip‑to‑model AI in practice.
• ​​🌍 Dr. Nikolaos Mavridis – MIT PhD, AI & robotics consultant. Educating the world for the era of AI.
• ​​🇪🇺 Boguslawa (Bogy) Cimoszko Skowronski – MIT & Harvard alumna, Partner at FounderPartners. Europe’s HPC infrastructure and AI investments.
• ​​🇨🇭 Dr. Andrei Villarroel – EPFL & MIT alumnus, Founder of innoverse.ai. Moderator framing the trade‑offs: speed, sovereignty, scale.

​​🔥 WHY THIS MATTERS

• ​​Budgets are tight — yet trillions are being invested globally in AI infrastructure.
• ​​Energy is finite — yet multi‑gigawatt AI campuses are planned to go live by 2028.
• ​​Export rules are uncertain — NVIDIA remains the de facto supplier of frontier AI chips.
  ​​The wrong strategy could cost years. The right choice will define Switzerland’s role in AI, shape jobs, industries, and global competitiveness.

​​📌 WHAT TO EXPECT

• ​​Flash evidence presentations
• ​​Strategic framework
• ​​Before & after survey

​​👤 WHO SHOULD JOIN

• ​​Policy makers • Institutional leaders • CIOs & CTOs • Data‑center & cloud operators • Researchers • Founders in regulated sectors (health, finance, industry) • Journalists covering AI policy & infrastructure.