You’re not the only one thinking about where AI is headed. So why come alone?
From now through May 4, buy your Early Bird ticket to TechCrunch Sessions: AI and save up to $210—plus get 50% off a second ticket for your colleague, co-founder, collaborator, friend, or whoever you want to bring. It’s your opportunity to attend with someone who shares your curiosity for AI—and save big while doing it.
Get you and your +1 discounted tickets before the May 4 deadline.
Here’s what you and your +1 get
You and your +1 are in for a jam-packed day of AI immersion:
- Main Stage sessions with AI pioneers
- Breakout sessions to ask questions and get feedback
- Demos and discoveries in the Expo Hall
- High-value networking across the AI ecosystem
- Front-row seat to live startup pitches and real-time VC feedback.
Main Stage agenda + speaker lineup
Get in the room with AI’s top voices—on stage and in breakouts—as they break down the present and future of the industry.
Breakout agenda + speaker Lineup
- Building Your AI Engine: How OpenAI Works with Startups – Hao Sang, OpenAI
- The AI Policy Playbook: What Global Startups Need to Know – Hua Wang, Global Innovation Forum
- Behind Your Firewall: Secure Generative AI for Regulated Enterprises – Yann Stoneman, Cohere
- Get the latest breakout session updates in the agenda
Grab your Early Bird ticket and get 50% off for your +1 before May 4
The countdown is on. Save $210 with an Early Bird ticket—and take 50% off a second ticket for your guest. These limited-time savings expire on May 4 at 11:59 p.m. PT. Don’t wait—secure your spot and your +1 before prices go up. Lock in your ticket savings here.
Secure your exhibit table before May 9
Time’s ticking to reserve your exhibit booth at TC Sessions: AI. Secure your spot by May 9—or before tables sell out. Don’t miss this chance to showcase your brand to over 1,000 AI leaders, VCs, operators, and innovators. It’s your opportunity to stand out, highlight your tech, and connect with the people driving the future of AI. Secure your table here.
