A.I. Awards Names 2026 Finalists

Sep 22, 2026
The A.I. Awards named its 2026 finalists across categories covering industries, business operations, ethical AI and customized applications. Winners will be announced on October 13.

The A.I. Awards named its 2026 finalists in a press release from The Cloud Awards. The list includes startups and established technology companies from around the world.

The annual program, launched in 2024, covers AI products and platforms for finance, healthcare, legal services, cybersecurity, human resources and marketing. It also recognizes ethical AI work and customized applications.

Judges will select one winner in each category during the final assessment round. Winners will be announced on October 13, 2026, and submissions for the 2027 awards will open after the current program concludes.

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