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From February 10-12, 2026, the SwissTech Convention Center in Lausanne becomes the meeting point for the people building the future of AI.
In a sea of hype, fluff and surface-level AI events, AMLD cuts through the noise to get down to the signal - real conversations, deep insights, and genuine collaboration between builders, founders, scientists, and policymakers.
Paralyzed patients walking again. Robots learning to navigate the Alps. AI systems that design drugs and run their own experiments.
Grégoire Courtine and Jocelyne Bloch built a brain-spine interface that let a paralyzed man walk using only his thoughts. Marco Hutter's robots navigate terrain no machine could handle before - and he's now building the AI Institute's European hub. Isomorphic Labs is using AlphaFold to redesign how drugs are made. Lila Sciences just raised $200M to build autonomous labs where AI runs the experiments. Charlotte Bunne is training models that predict how your cells will respond to treatment before you take it. Andy Yen built Proton at CERN into a privacy-first platform with hundreds of millions of users. The list goes on.
Beyond the keynotes, the Swiss AI Initiative teams take you inside Apertus, Switzerland's sovereign foundation model. The people behind Europe's largest public GPU cluster share what it actually takes to build sovereign AI infrastructure. Roche on de-risking clinical trials with AI. Tracks on robotics, chemistry agents, AI safety, humanitarian response, law, and energy. Fishbowls on the future of work, Europe's AI crossroads, media, and democracy. The people building it, funding it, regulating it, and questioning it - all in one place.
Conversations that matter. Workshops where you build. Ten years of AMLD. Our biggest line-up yet.
AI has gone mainstream. So AMLD has evolved.
Ten years in, we've redesigned the event from the ground up, keeping what matters and reinventing everything else. Fewer monologues, more real exchange. Formats designed for depth, hands-on participation, and interaction.
What stays: Our commitment to young talent. New voices you'll hear first at AMLD - before they shape the world. Powerful keynotes, focused tracks, and hands-on workshops.
What's new: Interactive sessions, fishbowl discussions, unconference roundtables, an open stage, and live debates that move fast and go deep. This is where ideas turn into action.a
Our renewed exhibition and partnership options are designed for visibility and connection. Spots are limited.
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