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Benjamin Cox is a technology and artificial intelligence professional currently serving as VP, AI Strategy & Operations at Rakuten Advertising. Here are some key details about his background and experience:
Professional Experience
Benjamin has held several notable positions in the AI and technology space:
- VP, AI Strategy & Operations at Rakuten Advertising (current role)
- Founder and Principal at Ragnarok Research, a boutique advisory and quantitative research firm specializing in AI strategy consulting (January 2022 - Present)
- Director of AI/ML Product Competitive Strategy and Research at H2O.ai (May 2020 - December 2021)
- Manager of the Artificial Intelligence Center of Excellence at EY (July 2017 - February 2018)
He has also worked in various analytics and consulting roles at companies like Nike, UBS, and Citi earlier in his career.1
Education
Benjamin has a strong educational background in business, data science, and AI:
- Master of Science in Applied Data Science with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning from the University of Chicago (2022-2024)
- MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business (2018-2020), with concentrations in Business Analytics, Economics, and Econometrics & Statistics
- Bachelor of Science in Economics & Finance/Business Administration from the College of Charleston (2009-2013)1
Expertise and Interests
Benjamin's professional focus areas include:
- Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning strategies
- Quantitative research and analytics
- Responsible AI: Research, Engineering, Design, Governance, and Ethics
- Data science innovation in various industries, including finance, retail, and advertising1
His diverse experience across multiple industries and his strong educational background in AI and business make Benjamin Cox well-suited for his current role in AI strategy and operations at Rakuten Advertising.
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Nov 14 · chicagobooth.edu
Combating bias in AI: Lessons from industry - Chicago Booth