It gives us immense pleasure to reveal that TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 will feature a new AI Stage, proudly introduced by Google Cloud. This addition will stand alongside stages dedicated to Fintech, SaaS, and Space, bringing them together under one expansive venue.
Delving deep into the realm of artificial intelligence is indispensable for TechCrunch Disrupt 2024. We’re thrilled to offer an initial glance at what the AI Stage will present throughout Wednesday, October 30. Expect insights from the emerging field’s leading figures such as Alexandr Wang and Aravind Srinivas, in collaboration with partners like Nebius AI and more, on this signature TechCrunch platform.
Find an early version of the agenda below, and stay tuned for further enhancements — there’s more in store for the AI Stage.
Agenda for the AI Stage at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024
Transitioning from Search to Knowledge Engines: Perplexity’s Aim for an AI-Guided Web
featuring Aravind Srinivas of Perplexity
Perplexity’s venture into AI-driven search engines could represent the next evolution in web interaction and knowledge acquisition. The firm is all in on pioneering this technology, poised to disrupt the status quo. Join the CEO as he outlines their strategy to navigate this emerging tech frontier.
Insights into the Labeling Economy: Exploring Scale AI’s Exponential Expansion
in conversation with Alexandr Wang (Scale AI)
Founded in 2016, Scale AI has evolved from a startup building AI model training tools into a behemoth valued at $14 billion. This growth trajectory, powered by early successes with clients like OpenAI, may have seemed destined. A discussion with founder Alexandr Wang will shed light on Scale AI’s path and its burgeoning role within the generative AI domain.
The Disinformation Deluge: Generative AI’s Dark Side on the Web
joined by Pamela San Martin (Oversight Board), Imran Ahmed (CCDH), with more speakers forthcoming
As generative AI tools become increasingly accessible and affordable, they are exploited for creating deepfakes and spreading disinformation. This session will delve into the current threats posed by these technologies and explore potential countermeasures.
The Debate on “Open” vs. Closed AI Models
with insights from Ali Farhadi (Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence), Irene Solaiman (Hugging Face), and more to be disclosed
The AI industry is at a crossroads, assessing the merits of “open” AI models against proprietary ones. This conversation aims to uncover the nuanced distinctions and potential implications of each model type for future applications.
Charting a Course Through AI’s Legal and Ethical Challenges
featuring Sarah Myers West (AI Now), Jingna Zhang (Cara), and Ben Zhao (University of Chicago)
The surge of AI technologies brings forth a spectrum of ethical and legal dilemmas. This panel will tackle the pressing issues currently challenging the AI sector, from intellectual property disputes to ethical considerations affecting creators and consumers alike.
Questioning Creativity: The Role of Generative AI in Creative Industries
with contributions from Mikey Shulman (Suno), Amit Jain (Luma AI), and additional speakers soon to be announced
The capabilities of generative AI in producing music, video, and other forms of media on demand are growing. This discussion aims to explore who benefits from these advancements and how they can coexist with traditional artistic endeavors.
Introducing TechCrunch Disrupt 2024
TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 promises to be a breeding ground for innovation across all stages of the startup lifecycle. With opportunities for budding founders, scaling startups, and investors on the hunt, this event guarantees critical insights, connections, and resources. Over 10,000 leaders in the startup community are expected to converge in San Francisco from October 28-30 for this year’s gathering.
We are eagerly anticipating the contributions of AI luminaries at this year’s event. Secure your tickets now.
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