Several leading Boston authorities on artificial intelligence (AI) and technology gathered in Davos, Switzerland, during the week of Jan. 19. The contingent focused on the future of AI and its impact on business growth and entrepreneurship. Boston startup investor and educator John Werner partnered with AI labs at MIT and Stanford to bring together dozens of panels. However, he foresees a future physical AI revolution driven by data from the physical world. “Real intelligence comes from an understanding of the real world.”Pagliuca described early adoption of AI in basketball analytics for the Boston Celtics and noted broader industry-wide use of AI-driven strategies in sports.