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Guillaume Aimetti

Co-founder

Inspirient

Dr. Guillaume Aimetti is co-founder of Inspirient – an analytics platform that uses AI to analyse quantitative survey data at scale. Guillaume holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Sheffield and has previously advised multi-national companies on IT strategies and implementation as a management consultant at Deloitte.

Sessions

Jun 23

2:15 PM - 2:35 PM GMT+2

Purple Stage

AI for Quant Research

Data Analytics & Visualization

Research Automation

Storytelling / Communication

Demo: From Quant Data to Story Slides with AI

Generative AI is transforming qualitative research, but quant analysis still relies on manual workflows. This session shows how AI can automate the journey from quant survey data to story-driven slides. See how statistical insights are turned into fully formatted PowerPoint slides using custom templates, with integrated LLM chat to explore findings and refine the narrative.
Key Takeaways:
1. How AI can turn quant survey data into structured insights and story slides
2. How custom PowerPoint templates can be automatically populated from analysis outputs
3. How LLM chat on slides enables deeper exploration and refinement of insights

Jun 23

4:50 PM - 5:10 PM GMT+2

Purple Stage

AI for Quant Research

AI Governance / Trust

Quantitative Research

Validation / Verification

Trust, But Verify, Fact-Checking AI-Driven Quant Analysis

As conversational AI becomes embedded in research workflows, the challenge is no longer generating answers, but knowing when to trust them. This session introduces an accuracy-aware chat interface built into the Inspirient automated analysis platform and used by JAB Pet Services. By verifying every AI-generated statement against validated analytical outputs and visually flagging ungrounded claims, the system makes uncertainty visible and measurable.

Attendees will see how verification layers and human-in-the-loop design can turn AI from a black box into a transparent, accountable research assistant.

Key Takeaways: 

1. Trust in AI-driven quant analysis must be engineered through verification, not assumed from fluent answers.

2. Making uncertainty visible and measuring how much of a response is grounded in validated outputs enables informed, critical use.

3. Accuracy-aware interfaces increase confidence and adoption while preserving methodological rigour and human judgement.

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Marketing Transformation Lead, JAB Pet Services

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