Seemingly overnight, the term “AI” has infiltrated every conversation around data. But looking beyond the buzzword, artificial intelligence is creating impact at scale through advancements in deep learning, machine learning, conversational interfaces, natural language processing and more. The best way to stay up to date on new developments in the field, learn new skills, and network with industry peers? Conferences.
In this edition of our credTen series, we’re featuring the top 10 events in AI.
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Interested in learning how applied AI is changing the way people connect, work, and live? We’ve got the event for you! Come learn from the experts at the Applied Artificial Intelligence Conference, hosted by Bootstrap Labs.
hackers.ai brings together entrepreneurs, business leaders, researchers, and investors committed to empowering future generations with shared resources, knowledge, and networks in the field of applied AI. Their belief is that “innovation and progress will happen at an accelerated pace in all corners of the globe and that bringing people together around their shared passion for AI will drive positive impact in our world.”
Speakers include Head of Machine Learning at Uber, Founder at SignalFire, Data Science Manager at AirBnB, and Founder of AltaVista, who will be covering topics like smart cities, eHealth, virtual assistants, the connected home, and more.
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Register today with the code ‘AAI16tech20’ for a 20% discount!
IgniteGTM's AI Infra Summit spotlights the founders, operators, and infrastructure leaders defining the AI era. We sat down with Bill Barry, CEO at IgniteGTM, about what it takes to become a speaker on the program, how AI Infra differentiates from other AI conferences, and big lessons learned that he plans to bring to the 2026 events.
Hosted by Ignite, an organization serving as the GTM engine for AI-native and deeptech companies, AI Infra Summit welcomed 600+ attendees for its fourth iteration at the bright and lively Convene 100 Stockton in Union Square. Speakers from enterprises, AI-native startups, and hyperscale companies decorated the agenda—featuring companies such as Meta, WEKA, Google, Microsoft, K2X Capital, Creatify AI, AWS, and more.
Tune into our recap and highlights from the day.
HumanX brought together thousands of executives, founders, investors, and technologists all trying to figure out the same question: where does AI go from here—and who's steering it? Over the course of the event, that question played out across keynotes, panels, interactive sessions, and “water cooler” conversations that we walked away from with a new perspective.
For us, being on the ground wasn't just about presence. It was about paying attention. Let’s dive in!