When: Monday, March 16 | 12:30-13:30
Where: ACG Events Hall

Organized by
ACG Office of Public Affairs, as a pre-event to the official launch of Deree Business Week 2026

In collaboration with
Kathimerini

About the event:

The 1st ACG Distinguished Speakers Series 2026 “AI at Work: Performance, Practice, and the Future” meets the 2026 Deree Business Week as a pre-event, one day before BW’s official opening.

How do we know if AI is actually doing a good job? Join us for an eye-opening session that unpacks the topic of AI performance—the technical evaluations used to ensure these tools are accurate and reliable for specific tasks. We will explore how people currently use AI in their daily work and hear how it is changing day-to-day routines and professional habits. Looking ahead, we will also discuss how AI is restructuring teams and changing the skills that employers value most. As the workforce evolves, understanding how to work alongside AI will be just as important as the work itself.

To guide us through this discussion on the future of work and the specific skills you will need to thrive in a shifting talent landscape, the 1st ACG Distinguished Speakers Series 2026 proudly welcomes Rohit Patel, Director, Meta Superintelligence Labs in a discussion with Dr. Nick Antonopoulos, Vice President of Academic Affairs, Research and Innovation, The American College of Greece.

Launched in January 2024, the ACG Distinguished Speakers Series (DSS) features top business experts, policy makers, academics, diplomats, and community leaders coming from the US. Speakers present and discuss topical issues and engage in an interactive discussion on the areas of their expertise, while sharing points & tips from their personal professional trajectory.

The event is free and open to the public.
Please register by March 11.

For further clarifications, please contact [email protected]

About the speaker

Rohit Patel is a Director in Meta Superintelligence Labs, where he works on building the company’s next generation of AI models. His primary research areas are Reinforcement Learning and AI Evaluations, in which he actively publishes. He is also a digital advisory board member at private equity firm Baypine, and founder of the AI research lab, QuickAI. Known for making complex AI concepts clear and actionable, Rohit speaks on generative AI, the future of LLMs and AI’s business impact. He holds a PhD in Game Theory from Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management, and is a statistician by training.