The AI Summit New York Adds Applied AI Stages and Security Forum

Nov 5, 2026
The AI Summit New York will add stages focused on practical AI use, live demonstration tours and an Executive AI Security Forum in December 2026.

Informa has expanded the programme for The AI Summit New York at the Javits Center on December 9 and 10, 2026. The event expects more than 7,500 attendees, 350 speakers and 100 exhibitors.

Speakers include Wayne Filin-Matthews, SVP of Enterprise Architecture and AI at The Walt Disney Company; Maryam Ashoori, VP of Product and Engineering at IBM; Zach Golkhou, Director of Generative AI and Data Science at JPMorgan Chase; Bijit Ghosh, Managing Director of AI/ML and Data Transformation at Wells Fargo; Ashley Scott, Data and AI Product Management Principal at PepsiCo; Tony Kreager, Chief Commercial and Engineering Officer at FedEx Dataworks; and Christie Mealo, CTO and Chief AI Officer at Medical Knowledge Group.

The programme will include Applied AI and Impact Arena stages focused on moving AI projects beyond pilots and across businesses. AI Demo Tours will feature live technology demonstrations, while the AI Trail will guide attendees through emerging products in the exhibition. New networking formats include Peer Connect and the AI Ecosystem.

An Executive AI Security Forum will take place on December 8 for senior AI and cybersecurity leaders.

Tickets are available on [the summit website](https://newyork.theaisummit.com/?_mc=mp_aisny_x_x_le_tsmatt_x_x_x_x_na_dailybrief_mediapartner_listing_2026), where readers can use the code DAILYBRIEF20.

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