Future of AI
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Overview
The FT Future of AI Summit will return in 2024 to examine how businesses and governments are navigating AI and investments in new technology for productivity gains and competitive advantage. Has the right AI regulation been put in place to help business leaders meet privacy, security, ethical standards and address concerns around transparency, compliance, and accuracy. What new AI models are on the horizon and how can they transform operations, jobs and customer experience?
Taking place across two in-person days, the event gathers a cross-sector audience of strategy, innovation, technology, and business function leaders charged with integrating, scaling and commercialising AI.
Expertly crafted panels and high-level keynote speakers will address the key challenges companies are facing when investing in AI, how it aligns with business strategy and whether companies have sufficiently addressed existing cybersecurity and ethical concerns so they can scale AI for success and growth.
Why Attend
Discuss & Debate
How AI is being used to boost productivity and profits, and what business leaders can do to ensure their AI models are safe and compliant.
Network
And forge valuable partnerships with the most influential players in the AI space.
Learn
About exciting new use cases from a wide range of business sectors and hear how AI is being deployed to support business goals.
Why to join in-person?
It's a unique opportunity to mix with your peers, at one of the biggest AI events.
Delegates, speakers and sponsors will be able to attend networking breaks and lunches throughout the two days. You will be part of the conversation with the industry’s leaders sharing insights, knowledge and plans for the crucial period ahead.
Supporting Partners
Speaking Opportunities
Grace Older
grace.older@ft.com
Sponsorship Opportunities
Jack Austen
jack.austen@ft.com
Delegate Services
Phoebe Grant
phoebe.grant@ft.com
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FT Live and its journalism are subject to a self-regulation regime under the FT Editorial Code of Practice