Every great breakthrough started with someone who refused to accept the status quo. The Wright brothers were bicycle mechanics. The iPhone wasn't invented by the phone industry. Innovation never belonged to the most resourced. It belonged to the most unreasonble.

And then we built the most intelligent machines in human history. Which raised the question nobody is asking. What becomes possible when machines stand beside us?

In this keynote, Amy draws on PhD research in human-machine colaboration to show that with deliberate choices and curated conditions, machine intelligence and human imagination produce something neither could alone.