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What kind of future challenges have you been
asked to solve?
The most interesting was: What are the moral
frameworks of artificial intelligence, and how will
they shape the relationship with us humans? This
question is extremely challenging and yet to be
answered. A potential solution that was discussed
in class is a worldwide Magna Carta that frames a
moral use of AI in all its use cases.
What’s been your favorite challenge so far?
An innovation challenge as part of the Co-
Creation Networks course with Dr. Sigvald
Harryson. The challenge was called “Disrupting the
world of pleasurable and desirable beverages.” As
the winner of this challenge, my team and I were
invited to fly to London to present our idea to the
global board of innovation of Suntory.
What’s your number one takeaway?
That emerging technologies are exponential and
their disruptive potential can be used to tackle
today's biggest challenges such as climate
change, rising inequality, and food security.
How will this help you after graduation?
The fact that I got deep insight into technologies
such as AI, blockchain, IoT, and autonomous
vehicles has leveraged my potential to land a job
and work in areas I am passionate about.
Sebastian Perez Hoyos, Class of 2019, 
believes that the problems facing his
generation can be solved through
flexibility, creativity, and quick action.
Sebastian Perez Hoyos
Colombian/German
Dual Degree: Masters in
International Business,
Masters in Disruptive
Innovation
Class of 2019  
STUDENT STORY