More AI Content at ATO 2024

March 19, 2024

Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be huge at ATO 2024!

There is a lot of interest in Artificial Intelligence (AI) these days: What it can do, what’s possible, and of course, the ethics of some of these possibilities. We’re fascinated by the activities happening in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) space and you will see that reflected in the talks selected this year for the All Things Open conference.

In 2023, we saw a heightened interest in AI during the conference, so much so we moved the Machine Learning / AI track to one of the largest ballrooms. Attendance at nearly every session was more than 500 people. The AI keynote talks drew even more attendees, between 1,500 – 2,500 people.

In the 4-5 months since the 2023 event, interest has only heightened and intensified.

And because of this, we’re doubling the number of AI tracks in 2024.

If you attend the conference in October, be on the lookout for huge announcements and speakers, sign up for our newsletter so you don’t miss any news.

If you’d like to speak at ATO 2024 about an AI topic, the call for papers (CFP) is open until March 22, submit your proposal before the deadline.

If you’re an AI company and want to participate, there are multiple sponsorship opportunities available. We challenge you to find more ROI anywhere.

Watch the AI-related talks on our YouTube channel and contact us with info@allthingsopen.org with questions. 

A few pictures from 2023

Emily Freeman of AWS delivered “Humans in a GenAI World” in packed keynote ballrooms
Keynote crowds were large, ranging from 1,500 – 2,500+
Changelog Media hosted a panel discussion titled “AI’s Impact on Developers”. It was a huge hit.
The main lobby was heavily trafficked both days of the event
Emily Freeman on the main stage, in front of thousands
Gwyneth Peña-Siguenza of Microsoft delivered “Do More with AI and GitHub Copilot”
Laurence Moroney, AI Advocacy Lead at Google, delivered a Day 1 keynote titled “OSS is the key to AI Success”
Entire AI teams attended the conference