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He founded both the Geneva Security Forum and the Geneva Philanthropy Forum. Acknowledging his influence, Bilan named him one of the 300 most influential people in Switzerland in 2013.

Vision

Carlos Moreira is a multi-award-winning technology pioneer whose IT, online security, and trust management experience with the United Nations and the World Trade Organization led to the creation, twenty years ago, of one of the world’s first cybersecurity companies, WISeKey. Today, he is an active leader and member of several institutions and organizations focused on the advancement of technological innovation and the preservation of human identity. He resides in Geneva, Switzerland, with his family. His vision is to create a technological environment that manages the convergence of humanity and technology, its impact on our daily lives, and the long-term implications.
On an innovative platform, Carlos is continuously informing and engaging citizens of the world about the dynamic influences of technology in our personal, communal, and professional lives. Carlos works both at the UN and in the private sector, always focusing on the need to ensure that we are building a better future for humanity with the help of magnificent technology, and not merely building a better future for technology at the expense of humanity.
Getting technology governance right will be a major step in defining global governance in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
He has launched several companies, including WISeKey, WISe.ART, SEALSQ.COM, WISeSat.Space, and the TransHuman Code movement, which was formed to redefine the hierarchy of our needs and how we will meet them in the future.
The TransHuman Code has featured exclusive insights from the world’s premier authorities on the application of AI, blockchain, cybersecurity, quantum computing, IoT, and robotics to transhuman education, employment, communication, transportation, communities, security, government, food, finance, entertainment, and health.
In his current work, Carlos is focusing on the consequences of the development of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). This has been a longstanding goal of the artificial intelligence community, and many experts believe that it is only a matter of time before humans achieve this feat. To master AGI, humans will need to develop new techniques and technologies that enable machines to reason, learn, and adapt in ways that mimic human intelligence. One approach to achieving AGI is to create machine learning algorithms capable of unsupervised learning, where the machine is not given explicit instructions but must discover patterns and relationships in the data on its own. Another approach is to develop cognitive architectures that mimic the structure and function of the human brain, allowing machines to reason and solve problems in a more human-like way. In order to master AGI, humans will also need to develop new forms of hardware that can support the complex computations and data storage requirements of intelligent machines. This will likely involve the development of new computing architectures, such as neuromorphic computing, designed to emulate the way the brain processes information.
The key to mastering AGI will be collaboration between humans and machines. Humans will provide the creativity, intuition, and moral guidance needed to develop intelligent systems that are beneficial to society, while machines will provide the computational power and learning algorithms needed to achieve new levels of intelligence and sophistication. Through this collaboration, humans will be able to harness the power of AGI to solve some of the world’s most pressing problems and usher in a new era of technological innovation and progress.