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Simon Glairy is a distinguished leader in the insurance and Insurtech sectors, possessing a wealth of knowledge in risk management and the implementation of AI-driven assessment tools. With the financial landscape shifting rapidly toward automation, he has been at the forefront of integrating

Free often feels like a gift, yet free can also be a price paid in silence when personal details travel farther than the service that asked for them. A year after Sallie Mae bought the scholarship app Scholly and dropped its paywall, a courtroom and a whistleblower channel became the arenas for a

Hundreds of micro-decisions fire each second when a rider taps a button, and behind that simple flicker sits a nervous system of payouts, surge calculations, fraud screens, and safety checks that must stay inside harsh latency budgets even as machine learning models evolve week by week, which is

Every morning the iPhone unlocks to a grid of silent icons that say nothing about today’s meetings, the suspicious card charge from last night, or how a sudden storm might reroute an afternoon errand, and that gap between what the phone shows and what life needs is precisely where Skye is pressing

Simon Glairy has spent years at the intersection of insurance, AI, and risk, advising on how to turn frontier tech into dependable systems. For SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026, he’s channeling that lens into four defined domains—AI, robotics, resilience, and entertainment—each with live demos and leaders who

Morning chores now arrive as fast as takeout, and investors are racing to back the tap-and-done habit reshaping Indian homes. Urban demand has narrowed the gap between impulse and execution, turning house-help into a high-frequency, mobile-first purchase where reliability, safety, and speed now