Guy is the Founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Evidentli, and the inventor of Evidentli’s technology. Originally an AI expert from Silicon Valley, Guy has specialized in biomedical AI since 2006, and published over a hundred academic papers. Guy is also an associate editor at two of the three most important scientific journals in digital health: Journal of Biomedical Informatics (Elsevier) and JMIR (JMIR Publishing). Guy also co-leads the FHIR to OMOP harmonization working group at HL7 and OHDSI, is a Fellow of the Australasian Institute for Digital Health, and is a co-founder of the International Collaboration for Automation of Systematic Reviews (ICASR). Guy holds an Adjunct Fellow position at the Centre for Health Informatics at Macquarie University.

Karen is a corporate and privacy lawyer with over 15 years of experience. She is a qualified lawyer in Australia, New York and England and Wales and has been a legal business partner for medical devices, pharmaceutical, and financial services clients in Australia and Hong Kong. Karen has advised on AI, ethics and governance framework development, training and rollout and been the legal lead on machine learning projects in predictive medicine and clinical studies. She has led privacy reform and regulatory change projects from a legal perspective for ASX-listed and international organisations. Her experience includes advising the board on directors’ duties and advising senior management on regulatory investigations, the adoption of emerging technology and digital platforms, management of business assets including data, and data breach preparation and responses. In 2023, Karen was a speaker on AI at the Australasian Institute of Digital Health’s AI+ Care conference in Brisbane and co-led a Generative AI Masterclass at the Association of Corporate Counsel’s National Conference in Canberra. She is currently the Chair of the Association of Corporate Counsel Australia’s Legal Technology and Innovation Committee and a member of the Australian Institute of Digital Health NSW Branch committee.

Dr David Lyell is a research fellow specialising in human-AI interaction, with a focus on human use of AI in the provision of healthcare. His work delves into understanding how AI transforms these tasks, exploring the benefits, opportunities, and risks.