Co-founder of the Apple Ambassador of Poland? – facts.interia.pl

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki met yesterday with Steve Wozniak, one of Apple's founders, the world's first to surpass the $ 1 trillion stock market valuation. The talks focused on Poland's technological potential. Wozniak went to Poland at the initiative of the Polish National Foundation.

As part of the 100 x 100 project, 100 influential and well-known personalities will visit Poland at the invitation of the NFP: actors, athletes, scientists and entrepreneurs. The program was inaugurated on September 10 of this year. Then Mika Hakkinen, Finnish F1 driver, double world champion, came to Poland.

Steve Wozniak is one of the most recognizable guests of the entire project. He spoke in Warsaw about the technologies of the future, the risks and the opportunities associated with the development of innovation. He also recalled his history of engineering, Apple's development and the threats arising from the uncontrolled development of artificial intelligence.

After the official party – Wozniak met Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. It is there that Interia learned that a proposal would emanate from Wozniak's words that "he could become ambassador of Poland". During the conversation, topics such as the technological potential of Poland and the development prospects of the gaming industry were discussed.

However, during the official part of Wozniak, he stressed that the solutions proposed by Poland to support startups were positive, but that it is mainly the removal of obstacles to development for companies and the simplification of existing regulations that are the key to success. He also added that he would like to return to Poland.

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