The complete agenda for TechCrunch Sessions: AI unveiled

Summary

It’s been a couple of years since our last topic-focused, one-day event — but with AI transforming the tech landscape, we couldn’t miss the chance to gather 1,200 founders, CEOs, entrepreneurs, investors, and anyone shaping the future of AI for a deep dive into what’s next. On June 5 in Zellerbach Hall at UC Berkeley, TechCrunch Sessions: AI lands right at the intersection of startups and the rapidly evolving AI boom. If you’re building in tech and want to get smart on where the industry stands — and where it’s headed — this is the room to be in. Book your Early Bird Pass today to save up to $210 on your ticket — book your team, and save even more. Get in on the deep-dive AI discussions Onstage will be the minds shaping AI today — including Anthropic co-founder Jared Kaplan, Databricks co-founder Ion Stoica, top execs from ElevenLabs and DeepMind, and investors from Accel, CapitalG, Khosla Ventures, and NEA. Offstage, connect with the founders, scientists, and engineers building what’s next in AI. And don’t miss hands-on breakout sessions with OpenAI, Cohere, and the Global Innovation Forum. This is just the beginning — more announcements coming soon on the event agenda page! So, without further ado, here’s your look at the full agenda and the innovators driving the AI revolution. Image Credits:TechCrunch Full main stage agenda for TC Sessions: AI The Frontier of AI: A Fireside Chat with Anthropic Co-founder Jared KaplanJared Kaplan (Anthropic) In this fireside chat, Anthropic co-founder and chief science officer Jared Kaplan will share his vision for how AI will transform the way humans interact with computers, work, and one another. In what’s expected to be a wide-ranging conversation, he’ll discuss how leading labs are advancing AI models — and what’s on the horizon for the tech industry. Kaplan will also delve into Anthropic’s efforts to build superintelligent AI systems, offer his predictions on AGI, and share how he believes society should prepare for the futu...