Chief in AI Summit

AI Builders Global Conference 2026. October 14-16, 2026. Online.

Explore AI strategy, organizational adoption, industry applications and responsible governance with the people making these decisions.

Who this summit is for

AI leaders, executives, policy teams and industry practitioners

The 2026 program

Chief in AI Summit belongs to the 2026-10-14 program. Session pages retain their original 2026 dates, speakers and links.

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Tracks and topics from the 2026 edition

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AI Strategy, Leadership & Vision

Where AI is heading and what leaders must know.

Keynotes and marquee panels on the defining AI themes of 2026: agentic enterprise, workforce transformation, physical AI, and the state of the industry. The strategic overview for CxOs, VPs, and board members.

AI Industry Applications & Vertical Solutions

Real deployments in every vertical.

Deep-dives into AI transformation across 11 industries: Financial Services, Cybersecurity, Healthcare, Insurance, Enterprise SaaS, Manufacturing, Retail, Energy, Legal, Education, and Government. Real practitioners sharing real deployments and measurable ROI.

AI Governance, Policy & Responsible Innovation

Policy, trust, and building AI you can defend.

The practical playbook for AI you can trust: global regulation (U.S., EU AI Act, APAC), bias auditing, responsible AI, data privacy, red-teaming, explainability, and building diverse teams. For legal, compliance, ethics, and policy professionals.

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2026 attendee access and recordings

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