Simon See

Global Head Nvidia AI Technology Centre, NVIDIA

Professor Simon See is currently the Solution Architecture and Engineering Director, Chief Solution Architect and Global Head for NVIDIA AI Technology Center, NVIDIA Corporation. He is also an Adjunct Professor at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Conventry University, and Universitas Indonesia (UI) and Newcastle University in Singapore. He is also a distinguished fellow in Fudan University. Previously Professor See is also the Chief Scientific Computing Advisor for BGI (China) and has a position in Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) and King-Mong Kung University of Technology (Thailand). Professor See is currently involved in a number of International computational, mathematical science projects and national AI initiatives. Recently Professor Simon has been appointed as the Executive Director of the ASEAN Applied Research Centre (AARC). His research interests are in the area of High-Performance Computing, Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Computational Science, Applied Mathematics and Simulation Methodology. Professor See is also leading some of the AI initiatives in Asia Pacific. He is a Steering Committee member of NSCC’s flagship High Performance Computing Conference Supercomputing Asia (SCA) since March 2018. He has published over 200 papers in these areas and has won various awards in the field.

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A.I. Summit

October, 14, 2025
14:50 -
15:20 EEST
30' MINS
GEN AI vs AGENTIC AI: From Tools to Autonomous Systems
[Keynote] Redefining the Workflow: Agentic AI in Science & Engineering
The integration of agentic AI into science discovery and engineering is poised to redefine workflows, accelerating innovation through autonomous reasoning, adaptive experimentation, and interdisciplinary synthesis. Unlike traditional AI models that passively assist with data processing, agentic AI actively formulates hypotheses, designs experiments, and refines methodologies in real time. This paradigm shift enables dynamic collaboration between AI systems and human experts, fostering breakthroughs in areas such as materials science, drug discovery, and sustainable engineering. Future workflows will leverage self-directed AI agents capable of navigating vast datasets, identifying novel patterns, and optimizing complex simulations—significantly reducing the time between theoretical conception and practical application. By integrating principles from neuroplasticity-inspired frameworks and reversible computing, agentic AI will enhance efficiency while minimizing computational waste. Moreover, its ability to maintain ethical alignment and adaptability ensures responsible deployment across critical sectors. As agentic AI evolves, it will not only streamline problem-solving but also unlock new frontiers in scientific reasoning, driving human-centric advancements that balance precision, sustainability, and ethical integrity in the next era of discovery.
Simon See
Simon See
Global Head Nvidia AI Technology Centre, NVIDIA

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