Join us at Disrupt, where we have a dedicated day and stage for the fast-moving AI industry. We'll hear from industry leaders pivoting to AI, startups aiming to disrupt the norm, skeptics questioning ethics, and investors seeking winning opportunities in this evolving space. While the future remains uncertain, we're determined to ask the tough questions. This expert lineup will provide you with plenty to discuss with ChatGPT later. Check back for updates on the agenda. We invite you to join us at TechCrunch Disrupt on September 19–21 in San Francisco. With Demis Hassabis (DeepMind) At Disrupt, hear from DeepMind's Demis Hassabis, who has influenced Google's AI research since their acquisition in 2014. DeepMind, renowned for building an AI that surpasses world champions in Go, now spearheads Google's generative AI efforts, including healthcare. Hassabis will discuss DeepMind's ongoing projects and its role within Google. Stronger, Faster…Safer?with Dario Amodei (Anthropic) Dario Amodei, co-founder and CEO of Anthropic, explores the ethical construction and safe operation of AI while maintaining its usefulness and profitability. Anthropic's approach emphasizes caution and has attracted significant investment. Amodei will discuss the challenges of building highly complex software with constrained resources. Between Hype and a Hard Place: AI's Next Steps with Gary Marcus (Author and entrepreneur) Gary Marcus, a voice of reason in the AI world, balances skepticism with acknowledging the potential disruptions caused by AI. As the technology becomes more mainstream, Marcus advocates for action, regulation, and collaboration. Join him as he shares his insights and ideas on the way forward. Big Fish, Little Pond: Can 10-Figure AI Valuations Pay Off?

with Miles Grimshaw (Benchmark), Sonya Huang (Sequoia), and Saam Motembi (Greylock) While AI is expected to revolutionize the tech industry, the revenue and deals needed to justify billion-dollar valuations are currently limited. Venture capitalists and institutional investors will discuss their visions for the future and how they foresee these investments paying off. The Limitations and Risks of Generative Text AI with May Habib (Writer) and speaker to be announced Text-generating AI is a rapidly growing field, but it is not without its flaws. Biases, the potential for toxic content, and inaccuracies are concerns to be addressed as investments in generative AI accelerate. Join our panelists as they explore these limitations and more. Responsibility in AI: Mitigating Issues and Impacts with Kathy Baxter (Salesforce) and speakers to be announced While there is excitement around AI, particularly generative AI, there are also pressing concerns. At its worst, AI can be prejudiced and spread falsehoods, potentially causing harm. Policymakers and experts will tackle the root causes of these issues and discuss responsible mitigation measures, if possible. How AI Shapes the Disinformation Economy with Gordon Crovitz (NewsGuard) and speakers to be announced AI-generated disinformation and spam pose significant threats. In the lead-up to an election year, this panel will analyze the risks and explore solutions for holding back the tide of misinformation. Lights, Camera, Algorithm!AI and Its Role in Movies, Games, and Creativity with John Spitzer (Nvidia), Nikola Todorovic (Wonder Dynamics), and other speaker to be announced As we navigate AI-generated disinformation, we must also consider its impact on creative industries like movies and games. Can AI not only generate content but also maintain quality and integrity?Experts in this panel discussion will delve into this topic. TechCrunch Disrupt 2023 will take place in San Francisco from September 19–21. Get your pass now and don't miss out!If your company is interested in sponsoring or exhibiting, please contact our sponsorship sales team through the provided form.