7 days until doors open at TechCrunch Sessions: AI

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We’re on the final stretch! TechCrunch Sessions: AI kicks off in just 7 days. Main stage and breakout sessions feature AI leaders from Google Cloud, Anthropic, OpenAI, Twelve Labs, and more. It’s your moment to connect, learn, and network at high velocity. Now’s the time to move—lock in your ticket and save $300, plus score an additional 50% off for your guest. These deals vanish the moment UC Berkeley’s Zellerbach Hall opens on June 5. Don’t wait. This is the AI event of the season. Register now before prices surge! Why you can’t miss TC Sessions: AI Whether you’re looking to refine your AI strategy, spark investor interest, or connect with technical and business leaders shaping the future—TC Sessions: AI is the place to be. Leading AI voices Main stage talks designed to ignite action for your AI idea or startup—featuring pioneering voices in AI: Ann Bordetsky, Partner, NEA Artemis Seaford, Head of AI Safety, ElevenLabs Iliana Quinonez, Director, Customer Engineering Google Cloud Startups, Google Cloud Ion Stoica, Co-founder and Executive Chairman, Databricks, and Professor, UC Berkeley Jae Lee, CEO, Twelve Labs Jared Kaplan, Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer, Anthropic Kanu Gulati, Partner, Khosla Ventures Kordel France, Principal AI Engineer, Toyota Logan Kilpatrick, Senior Product Manager, DeepMind Matthew Caron, Deputy Director, Technology, UK Department for Business and Trade Oliver Cameron, CEO, Odyssey Sara Ittelson, Partner, Accel Get to know all of the speakers on the speaker page Image Credits:Chris Ratliffe/Bloomberg / Getty Images Powerful AI agenda These standout leaders will take the stage in a series of hard-hitting fireside chats and tactical panels, covering everything from building responsibly with frontier models and scaling AI startups, to investor insights, international policy, and real-world deployment in enterprise and defense. The Frontier of AI: A Fireside Chat with Anthropic co-founder Jared Kaplan From Seed to Series C: What VCs Want ...