TechCrunch’s annual flagship conference, Disrupt, is back, and this year we’re introducing an all-new stage: the AI Stage. The AI Stage brings together experts from across the AI space, including ethicists, entrepreneurs, and investors deeply involved in the development of AI and machine learning technologies. Their expertise covers not only generative AI, but also copyright issues related to AI, such as whether training AI systems with copyrighted material is considered fair use.
The AI stage will host several timely panels covering topics ranging from startups in the AI space to the diversity of AI to how AI startups create compelling pitch decks for VCs. With generative AI dominating the conversation this year, thanks to the release of generative text AI systems like OpenAI’s GPT-4, there’s a lot to discuss. As technology goes mainstream, each new day brings new lawsuits. AI stage experts analyze in detail.
One of the key topics we cover at the AI stage is art-generating AI and the many controversies surrounding it. This stage also explores applicability to areas from marketing to journalism. It also touches on automation, including how AI can be used to streamline workflows previously performed by human workers.
If you’re interested in participating in Disrupt and the AI Stage, now is the time to act. Get your Early Bird Pass today and save $800 before prices go up on May 12th. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the most knowledgeable experts in AI and machine learning.
