Andrew Plummer is a distinguished expert in generative artificial intelligence (AI) with a rich background that spans both academia and the development of commercial applications. An alumnus of Georgetown University, Plummer has established himself as a leader in the field of AI, particularly focusing on its intersection with daily activities, health care delivery, public health, and infectious disease epidemiology.

His career includes serving as physician and epidemiologist for the Department of Defense and the U.S. Public Health Service officer, where he contributed significantly to approaches for the practical integration of AI into healthcare delivery and public health practice.

Currently, Plummer is exploring how society optimally democratizes access to AI. He is a respected voice in discussions about the ethical implications of AI, particularly as they relate to the underrepresented communities. Plummer emphasizes the importance of harnessing AI for social good, while carefully considering the potential risks and benefits that these emerging technologies bring.