Business leaders
- Founders, executives and operators
- People who own a real problem and a real budget
- Leaders who want to know what they can do now
Businessmeets AI.In one room.
Three days where business leaders and AI leaders each bring their own expertise, and work out what's possible, what's available right now, and how to put each other's knowledge to use.
Select a circle. See what each side brings to the room.
Each side holds half the answer.
Business leaders know the problems worth solving, the customers, and the constraints. AI leaders know what the technology can do today and what's coming. Most conferences keep these groups apart. This one doesn't.
What's possible
Where the technology is heading, and which problems it could change for your industry.
What's available now
Tools and approaches that work today, with honest accounts of what they cost and where they fall short.
How to leverage each other
Practical ways to pair domain knowledge with technical skill, and leave with people to work with.
Three days, one arc.
Each day builds on the one before. The schedule below is a draft and will change as speakers confirm.
What's possible
Look ahead together. AI leaders show the frontier. Business leaders describe the problems they'd most like solved.
- Opening conversationA business leader and an AI leader open with where each sees the biggest opportunity.
- The frontier, plainly explainedResearchers and builders explain what's new, without jargon.
- Problems worth solvingBusiness leaders pitch real challenges to a room of AI experts.
What's available right now
Come down to earth. Real deployments, real budgets, and an honest look at what works today.
- Case studies from the fieldLeaders who shipped AI into their business share results, costs and mistakes.
- Hands-on tool sessionsSmall groups try current tools on their own problems.
- Ask the expertsOpen Q&A on risk, data, hiring, and build versus buy.
How to leverage each other
Turn conversations into plans. Pair up, scope projects, and agree on what happens next.
- Working pairsEach business leader works with an AI leader to sketch a concrete project.
- Share-outsPairs present what they found, and the room gives feedback.
- CommitmentsEveryone leaves with a next step, a named partner, and a date.
Two kinds of leaders. Equal footing.
AI leaders
- Researchers, engineers and product builders
- People shipping AI into production
- Leaders who want to learn where it's needed most
The overlap is the point: everyone teaches, and everyone learns.
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