About the AMLD Intelligence Summit 2026

"Everything is going to get nuked - everything will have to be rebuilt."
Marc Andreessen

AI is no longer the future. It's the present. Every sector - healthcare, finance, government, research, you name it - is being remade in real time. Since 2017, AMLD has been the collision space for engineers, entrepreneurs, scientists, founders, and policymakers, rather than a single-discipline echo chamber.

That mix has led to real outcomes: open-source projects, startups, and policy ideas born from unexpected encounters. We're not another conference just slapping on the AI label. We've lived and breathed this technology for a decade. Now, for our 10th anniversary, we're reinventing AMLD entirely.

Exit AMLD. Enter AMLD Intelligence Summit.

The release of ChatGPT made AI visible to everyone, and it changed the pace of everything. So we asked ourselves: What would an AI conference look like if we designed it from scratch today?

Less passive listening, more real debate: Our new format is built around interactive sessions: think fishbowls, hands-on workshops, round tables, side stages, and more.

Less silos, more connections: We're bringing people together through unconference round tables, interactive exhibitions, idea and job speed-dating, pre-event hackathons, and more. And we're making much more space for real-time discussion of news and breakthroughs as they happen.

What could go right? We're proactively curating the program for builders, not just talkers; for people and themes that will help make AI a force for progress.

Whether you've been with AMLD before or this is your first time, we invite you to join the all-new AMLD Intelligence Summit 2026, where shaping the future of AI is not a spectator sport.

Professor Marcel Salathé
Organizer and co-founder, AMLD
Co-director, EPFL AI Center