Save The Date: All Things AI Conference (CFP Open)

On March 17th and 18th, the All Things Open AI conference will take place in Durham, NC right near the famed Research Triangle Park. (This is a paid event and the registration will be available soon on the All Things Open AI website).

The two-day conference All Things Open AI is an AI practitioners and users conference focused on technologies, processes and people. We believe AI is and will be transformative, and as a result, education and networking are required to ensure understanding and marketability moving forward.

All Things Open AI is a first-year event and is designed to be more hyper-focused than All Things Open, which is “polyglot” in nature. As a result, desired/targeted attendance is 1,000. The Carolina Theater can comfortably accommodate 1,000.

For speakers the CFP is currently open. We are looking for speakers with deep knowledge of Generative AI, Machine Learning, and using AI for software development and productivity.

Target audience includes AI practitioners of all experience levels as well as those comprising the greater AI “ecosystem”, to include:

1. Active AI Technologists

Developers, software engineers, and machine learning practitioners creating the next generation of AI-driven solutions. These attendees are hands-on, building systems that leverage AI to solve complex problems
2. Business Leaders

C-level executives, directors, and product managers looking to integrate AI into their strategic initiatives. They’re focused on driving innovation, improving efficiency, and staying competitive in their industries.
3. AI Educators
Professors, instructors, and curriculum designers working to advance AI education. These individuals are shaping the next wave of AI talent and are keen to explore emerging technologies and teaching methodologies.
4. Startups and Entrepreneurs
Innovators and founders in the AI startup space looking to scale their ventures. These participants are eager to network, showcase their solutions, and learn about the latest advancements in AI technologies and business models.
5. Knowledge Workers Looking to Upskill to AI
Business professionals and domain experts seeking to enhance their productivity and career prospects by adopting AI tools and methodologies. These attendees are focused on learning how to integrate AI into their daily workflows, automate routine tasks, and make data-driven decisions.

This conference is being produced by Mark Hinkle, organizer of the RDU AI Meetup Group and publisher of the Artificially Intelligent Enterprise network in partnership with Todd Lewis, founder and producer of All Things Open.

We expect the tickets to be in high-demand and we have limited space for the event so please subscribe to the All Things Open AI mailing list (at the bottom of this page) to be kept up to date on speakers, tickets, and sponsorship opportunities.