ALT Photography of Lucas Joppa, chief environmental officer at Microsoft. Text to the left of his photograph reads: If we don't act rapidly we are going to suffer the most significant socioeconomic damages that the human species has ever seen.

ALT Photography of David Carmona at Microsoft. To the left of this photography is text that reads: There are two easy ways that AI can help you: Quickly completing repetitive tasks and helping you to make more insightful decisions

ALT Photography of Dr Chris Brauer. To the left of this is text that reads: ''Genetics count for 50% in leadership styles, the remaining 50% can be developed.''

ALT Photography of Osvald Bjelland, CEO at Xynteo. To the left of the photograph is copy that reads: What you need in this new situation is future fit skills.

ALT Photography of Clare Barclay, to the left of her photograph is text that reads: We're wrestling with significant change... there's never been a more challenging time for leaders to think about how they will shape their strategy.

ALT Photography of the Signly logo. To the left of the logo is text that reads: As the user clicks around the webpage, pre-recorded sign language appears in the side-bar... this all sits on Azure stack.

ALT Photography of chief security advisor at Microsoft, Sian John. To the left of her is text that reads: ''There is almost no business that isn't a digital business.

ALT Photography of Jaime Pereña, Director of Marketing & Strategy at Microsoft. There is copy to the left of Jaime that reads: We think about AI as meaningful innovation, empowering people and ensuring that AI is responsible

ALT Photography of Rishi Srivastava, a digital advisor at Microsoft. To the left of his photograph is text that reads: '4 Areas to re-evaluate to become an intelligence driven organisation'

ALT A quote from Tiernan Mines, CEO of Hello Lamp Post. There is a rainbow coloured brain icon behind Michael's profile picture. The quote reads: 'What we have seen historically is a disconnect between the decision maker and the end user - the citizen. The needs and wants are not being understood!'