Because humans don't simply move through the world - we constantly interpret one another's intentions, expectations, emotions and behavior.
And as AI-powered robots move from factories into restaurants, hospitals, hotels, stores and eventually our homes, that may be one of the hardest problems they have to solve:
Can a machine actually understand the humans around it?
Brian Hartzband is President of U.S. Operations for GMEX Robotics ( https://www.gmexrobotics.com/ ), a physical-AI company developing what it describes as a "Terminal + Brain" robotics platform.
GMEX's initial commercial focus includes the Bon Vivant kitchen robot through its 2F Culinary AI line, while the company is also pursuing social-intelligence capabilities through its planned strategic investment in MediaMeta.Ai.
Brian brings a somewhat unusual path to this emerging field. He spent nearly a decade in capital markets with UBS and Merrill Lynch, where he worked with high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth clients and built an international client book. He subsequently founded and led the U.S. expansion of an international consumer-products manufacturer, and then spent nearly four years at TEKsystems working with government and higher-education organizations on technology, IT talent and workforce strategy.
Now Brian is applying that combination of finance, entrepreneurship, technology and market-building to GMEX's effort to establish its U.S. robotics business.
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