MIT Technology Review's annual AI-focused event. Learn more at www.emtechdigital.com.
About this event
Becoming an AI-Driven Business.
MIT Technology Review's AI conference to help you activate AI for digital advantage.
Digital transformations have triggered a data explosion that only AI can handle. To scale AI and remain competitive, organizations need to have the right strategies, data policies and algorithms.
Join us in Boston or virtually for MIT Technology Review's signature AI conference, EmTech Digital, providing decision makers and leaders with trusted strategies, ahead-of-curve insights, and emerging AI techniques needed to put AI to work for business.
Over the span of two days you’ll:
- Gain a working understanding of complex tech that’s driving business innovation.
- Learn to harness these technologies to build a competitive business advantage: increase revenue, ensure security, and make smart hires in a changing workforce.
- Get clear insights that help you cut through the noise around AI and chart your strategy.
- Meet the sharpest minds in the technology, management, startup, engineering, and academic communities–the people leading the next wave of intelligent technologies.
Who Should Attend?
EmTech Digital is for senior executives responsible for information, technology, security, strategy, and marketing – those charged with driving innovation and product development across industries and sectors within their business. Titles might include:
- C-Level Executives
- Heads of Innovation
- VC/Investors
- VPs of Strategy
- VPs of Product Planning
- R&D Specialists
- IT decision makers
Media Registration
To request a media pass for an MIT Technology Review conference, please fill out the media registration form
Media passes are limited, and are granted only to working journalists who intend to cover the event (see media and analyst required credentials on the form). The information you submit will be reviewed carefully, so please be as detailed as possible when filling out the form. Media credential approval for a prior MIT Technology Review conference does not guarantee approval for this event.
Email press@technologyreview.com with any questions.
