Talks 2026
The 2035 Nexus: Navigating the Collision of Quantum, AGI, and Human Ingenuity
Chun gave a keynote at APAC's first joint conference, the Forum on Future Computing, to celebrate the establishment of the Asia-Pacific Alliance of Computer Societies (APAC), a landmark alliance that brought together leading computer societies across the region, including China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea, and Japan. Chun explored what the computing landscape might look like in 2035: quantum computing rendering classical encryption obsolete; AI generating Nobel-prize-winning hypotheses; and autonomous humanoid robots becoming part of everyday life. He closed with this thought: 'The future of computing will not be measured by qubits or lines of code, but by the lives we improve, the problems we solve, and the legacy of responsible innovation we pass on to future generations.' [web]
Leading the AI Revolution in Healthcare
Chun was invited to speak at the annual Hong Kong Pharmacy Conference, where over a thousand pharmacists from across Hong Kong and globally attended. He shared current developments in generative and agentic AI, adoption trends within healthcare, global use cases transforming pharmacy practice, and opportunities and risks that pharmacists must prepare for. Chun also served as a debate adjudicator on the topic: 'Is the Pharmacy Profession ready for Artificial Intelligence (AI) by 2030?' which was a highlight of the conference. [web]
