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For Strategic Decision-MakersLeadership
The people who own AI risk at the org level: setting budgets, signing off on vendors, and building the governance playbook in real time.
oct 15 / san franciscowestin st. francistwo tracks
The flagship. One day. Two tracks. No filler.
No slides about "shifting left." No generic threat overviews. Just people who've done the work, showing what they've learned.
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Interested in sponsoring The AI Security Summit? Partner with us to showcase your brand to industry leaders and AI innovators. Email us to register your interest: partners@aisecuritysummit.com
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For Hands-On ExpertsPractitioner
The people in the codebase. If you're shipping, testing, breaking, or securing AI systems and want to leave with something concrete, this is your track.
mission.why()
the-mission/
The best AI Security knowledge right now lives inside companies. It's in incident reports that nobody publishes, in architecture decisions that never leave the engineering org, in red team findings that stay in internal wikis. The AISS exists to get that knowledge on stage.
We don't just curate panels, where everyone agrees with each other. We want the tough conversations, too.
We select talks the same way peer review works: show us what you found, how you tested it, and what happened once it hit production and we'll be happy campers.
If the talk doesn't have original work, or doesn't surface something no one had thought about before, why would anyone be interested?
That's the deal: practitioners share what they've found, built, broken, or defended. Leaders share the real life trade-offs behind the decisions that they've made. Our audience is just the kind of room where that level of honesty is worth it.
75+ speakers across five events
500+ attendees builders and defenders
45+ sessions talks, workshops, panels
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The AI Security Summit runs events across multiple cities, all year. We're looking for practitioners who've built or broken something real, and leaders who've made the hard calls on AI risk, governance, and org strategy. If your talk has a demo, original research, or a decision framework that's been battle-tested, we want to hear it.
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# topics
- AI risk, governance, and board-level decision making
- Model and vendor selection: what to verify and where exposure hides
- Real incident reviews: attack vectors, decisions made, and outcomes
- Threat modeling, red teaming, and live exploit demos
- Securing models, pipelines, and inference endpoints, with code
- Detection, monitoring, and incident response playbooks
# format
35-min talk · Lightning talk · Workshop
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