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Digital Enterprise Architect & Technology Strategist Driving transformation across Advanced Digital Manufacturing and Closed Loop Manufacturing with a proven track record in modernizing complex software ecosystems. Expert in Product Lifecycle Management, Digital Supply Chain and Digital Manufacturing, with deep experience in application modernization, integrations, AIOps, observability, and cybersecurity across On-Prem, Cloud, and Hybrid platforms. Passionate about building resilient, scalable digital enterprises that power innovation and operational excellence.
Sathish Anumula
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The launch of the White House’s Genesis Mission represents a bold federal effort to leverage artificial intelligence for scientific discovery, national competitiveness and economic growth. Announced in November 2025 via executive order, the Genesis Mission aims to create an integrated experimentation platform by linking federal datasets, high-performance computing and public-private partnerships to accelerate AI-driven breakthroughs across biotechnology, energy, semiconductors and more. As this national initiative unfolds, questions about equitable access, anti-competitive risk and inclusive governance have emerged from both industry and policy communities. Ensuring that smaller players—startups, academic labs and emerging innovators—have a fair seat at the table is not just an ethical imperative but a strategic one if the United States wants sustained innovation and economic vibrancy. Members of the Senior Executive AI Think Tank—experts in machine learning, enterprise AI and AI strategy—offer frameworks and strategies that federal leaders can adopt to prevent the Genesis Mission from becoming a vehicle that reinforces incumbent dominance rather than broad-based innovation.

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The launch of Google’s new AI shopping tools—including conversational search, agentic checkout and the ability for an AI to call stores for you—marks a turning point. These innovations raise a fundamental question for retailers and brands: What happens when the “customer” is no longer a human browsing or clicking, but an algorithm executing on behalf of a human? Google expects this new model to simplify shopping at scale, using its Shopping Graph—with more than 50 billion product listings—and its Gemini AI models to power agentic checkout and store-calling. Yet the transition toward “agentic commerce” is fraught with risk and opportunity. Drawing on their expertise in machine learning, generative AI and enterprise AI applications, the members of Senior Executive AI Think Tank explore this new form of commerce, how this shift could upend traditional consumer relationships and what merchants must do now to stay visible—and profitable.
