OxGen AI Summit to Gather More Than 70 Speakers in Oxford

Oct 9, 2026
The Oxford Generative AI Summit will bring more than 200 leaders to Oxford on October 15 and 16. Sessions will cover practical AI adoption, jobs, skills, geopolitics, trust and critical thinking.

OxGen AI will hold the Oxford Generative AI Summit at Jesus College, University of Oxford, on October 15 and 16, according to a company press release. The event will bring together more than 200 participants and over 70 speakers from business, government, academia and media.

The program has two main tracks. One will cover practical AI adoption, including the use of agentic AI by companies. The other will examine effects on jobs, skills, the economy, geopolitics, trust and critical thinking.

Confirmed speakers include former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, OpenAI executive George Osborne, Royal Academy of Engineering President John Lazar, Partnership on AI CEO Rebecca Finlay and researchers from the University of Oxford. The two day program will include keynotes, panel discussions and fireside chats.

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