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Ben Royce
AI Business Development, at Google Cloud
Ben Royce is a prominent figure in the field of artificial intelligence and cloud services, currently serving as the Business Development Manager for Google Cloud AI Services.12 His expertise spans various areas, including machine learning, data science, digital strategy, search technology, and behavioral research.1
Career Highlights
Google Cloud:: In his current role, Royce focuses on prototyping new products using machine learning and data science techniques. He works on finding insights about user behavior in advertising and designs AI-based solutions for Google Cloud customers.12
Previous Positions::
- Department Head of Search and Data Science at Publicis North America
- Worked with major clients such as Proctor and Gamble, Citibank, Heineken, and Merck1
Innovations and Contributions
Royce has made significant contributions to the field of AI and data science:
- Inventor of Publicis Caffeine
- Co-inventor of Sapient Content Topography1
Academic Involvement
Alongside his professional work, Royce is engaged in academia:
- Part-time lecturer of Digital Transformation and Artificial Intelligence in the MS Information Knowledge Strategy program at Columbia University in New York12
Recognition
His work has gained recognition in the industry:
- Cited in Forrester and Gartner reports
- Featured in Think With Google and Quartz
- Mentioned in Mintel Research's "What's Working" section1
Ben Royce's career trajectory showcases his passion for technology, which began in his middle school years. His journey from building websites and repairing computers to becoming a leader in AI and cloud services at Google demonstrates his dedication to leveraging data and technology for innovative solutions.1
Highlights
When I was 19 I went to sign up for the Air Force. I had read about how they had the most computers of any branch of government.
I was told point blank I was too fat and to come back when I lost about 15 lbs. Had this rule not been in place I would have likely been some how involved in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Obviously, I did not end up in the military but I did end up at one of the organizations that did have some of the most computers ever.
Lesson: Do what you like. And don't read too much into long form parables about how being fat is good or bad.
This is the actual use for blockchain technology: Slow moving but thorough audit trails.
