The National AI Awards 2024
We’re thrilled to share some exciting news from Intent HQ! We’ve been recognized as a driving force in the commercial adoption of AI by enterprises globally, and we’re honored to announce that we’ve been shortlisted as a finalist in not one but three categories in this year’s National AI Awards. This recognition is a testament to our unwavering commitment to innovation, impactful solutions, and ethical AI practices.
The three categories that Intent HQ have been shortlisted in are:
The inaugural National AI Awards, set to take place on September 12th, 2024, at Adastral Park, Ipswich, is poised to be a highlight of BT’s Secure Tomorrow Festival. Supported by the UK government, these awards celebrate excellence and innovation in artificial intelligence across various sectors. It’s an opportunity to showcase how AI is transforming industries and improving lives, from telecom and retail to healthcare and education.
At Intent HQ, innovation is at the heart of everything we do. Our groundbreaking work in AI is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, setting new benchmarks for excellence in the industry. We are also dedicated to ethical AI development, and fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace culture. With these principles at heart, we are continually exploring new ways to unlock the potential of AI, ensuring that our solutions not only meet but exceed the needs of our clients and their customers.
“Our AI-driven insights have made a profound impact by addressing critical challenges and driving both economic and social progress. Whether it’s improving customer retention, enhancing personalized experiences, or helping businesses better understand and engage with their audiences, our solutions are making a real difference. We are proud of the tangible benefits our AI innovations bring, improving lives and delivering measurable value. Being recognized by the National AI Awards judging team is an honor we deeply appreciate.”
Jonathan Lakin, Chief Executive Officer, Intent HQ
However, innovation and impact are only part of the story. At Intent HQ, we believe that with great power comes great responsibility. That’s why we are deeply committed to the ethical development and deployment of AI. We ensure that our technology serves humanity responsibly and justly, adhering to the highest standards of privacy, security, and fairness. Our ethical AI practices are designed to protect individuals’ rights while delivering the insights and value that businesses need to thrive.
As Harmeen Mehta, Chief Digital and Innovation Officer at BT Group, aptly put it: “We are at a tipping point for an AI revolution. The National AI Awards champions everyone who is helping to seize the AI opportunity safely and successfully.” We couldn’t agree more. At Intent HQ, we are dedicated to leading this revolution, ensuring that AI is used not just effectively, but ethically, to build a brighter future for everyone.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the other finalists across the categories. It’s an honor to be in such esteemed company, celebrating the innovators and trailblazers who are shaping the future of AI. We look forward to joining them at Adastral Park on September 12th to celebrate our collective achievements and to continue our mission of driving innovation, impact, and ethical excellence in AI.
Intent HQ is delighted to have gained industry wide recognition for excellence in Diversity and Inclusion (D&I), after winning ‘Best Tech Employer’ in the SMB category at this year’s Women in Tech Awards.
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