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Dan Meers

Data & Analytics Leader

Dan Meers is an accomplished professional with a successful track record in consulting and corporate leadership roles over the past 30 years.

His expertise includes large program support and leadership roles in Fortune 100 firms, organizational redesign, solution design, leadership at consulting practices, client relationship development, and team building.

Dan's educational background includes Executive Education in Business Analytics for Leaders from UC Berkeley, Strategy, Planning & Portfolio Management from Northwestern University, a B.S.B.A. in Accounting from Franklin University, and Liberal Arts studies at The Ohio State University.

Throughout his career, Dan has held key positions in reputable organizations such as CohnReznick LLP, Radus Software, Elevondata, Accountable Intelligence, TIAA, RSM US LLP, Freddie Mac, and Knightsbridge Solutions, where he showcased his expertise in data analytics, finance, enterprise architecture, and more.

His experience spans across diverse industries, with notable achievements in finance transformation, operational excellence, and performance team leadership.

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Jul 19 · linkedin

John Zachman “The system is the enterprise”

May 6 · linkedin

AI's Scamming Threat as "The next big growth industry"

As always, CNBC leads the pack on tracking Berkshire Hathaway and it’s founder, Warren Buffett. In their latest reporting Sarah Min at CNBC.com share quotes from Mr. Buffett about his concerns about AI, founded in part by his thinking on other global threats. The perspective we’re developing on this is similarly informed; understand the risks from any scamming threat and construct both operational and technical controls, then track the mitigation effect of your controls to adjust as needed and understand what gets through, known as the residual risk…

SAT, MAY 4 202411:34 AM EDT

Live updates: Warren Buffett at Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting 2024 (cnbc.com)

Buffett says AI scamming could be next big ‘growth industry,’ likens technology to nuclear weapons

Warren Buffett said that artificial intelligence scamming could be the next big “growth industry,” likening the technology to nuclear weapons in its potential for great change. The “Oracle of Omaha” said he doesn’t “know anything” about AI, but recounted a recent encounter with an AI-generated image of himself on screen that made him nervous about the technology.

“When you think about the potential for scamming people, if you can reproduce images that I can’t even tell, that say, ‘I need money,’ as your daughter, ‘I just had a car crash, I need $50,000 wired.’ I mean, scamming has always been part of the American scene, but this would make me, if I was interested in investing in scamming, it’s going to be the growth industry of all time,” he told a crowd of investors at Berkshire’s annual meeting.

“I said we let the genie out of the bottle when we developed nuclear weapons and that genie has been doing some terrible things lately, and the power of that genie is what, you know, scares the hell out of me,” he added. “And I don’t know any way to get the genie back in the bottle, and AI is somewhat similar.” — Sarah Min, CNBC

Quote references made using fair use doctrine, none of the comments at the top used AI for generation or editing in any way.

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