MITAI Conference 2026: Age of Agency
Hosted by MITAS - MIT Alumni Startups
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What to look forward to
MIT's 10th Annual AI Conference will bring together 500+ researchers, engineers, and founders to explore agentic AI through keynotes, panels, and live demos featuring some of the field's sharpest minds. Expect substantive discussions and cutting-edge demos—zero corporate sales pitches.
Inside the event
AI: The Age of Agency
Join us on October 17th for the 10th annual MIT AI conference: The Age of Agency. 500 corporate executives, founders, researchers and investors will gather for a day of workshops, demos, thought-provoking talks and networking.
Since 2017, the MIT AI Conference has brought together leaders and influencers in the AI community who are at the forefront of solving the world’s most challenging problems through creative applications of technology.
Hear from 50+ speakers including
- Aparna Chennapragada: VP of Wearables Product - Meta
- Brad Porter: Founder and CEO - Cobot
- Bret Taylor: Co-Founder - Sierra / Chairman - OpenAI
- Daron Acemoglu: Nobel Laureate / Professor - MIT
- Feyza Haskaraman: Partner - Felicis
- Hadi Partovi: Founder - Code.Org
- Julie Yoo: General Partner - Andreessen Horowitz
- Omar Khawaja: Field CISO - Databricks
- Raffi Krikorian: CTO - Mozilla
- Sam Schillace: CVP, Deputy CTO - Microsoft
- Shishir Mehrotra: CEO - Superhuman / Board Member - Walmart and Spotify
What Makes MITAI Unique?
- High-signal AI builders: founders, c-suite executives from large corporates, researchers, operators, and investors
- MIT-style deep dives panels and fireside chats: across healthcare, robotics, government, and more
- AI Hackathon: teams building real products, with top teams pitching on the main stage
- AI Research Slam: featuring breakthrough work before it becomes obvious
- Workshops, Demos, and Awards: plus the kind of hallway conversations you can’t manufacture
For more information, visit: https://www.mitaiconference.org/
EXCHANGES/REFUNDS: All ticket sales are final and non-refundable. However, we will honor one name change on a registration up to October 1, 2026.
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