[ SPEAK AT OPEN AGI ]
Share your work with the people building open-source AI.
Open AGI brings together researchers, engineers, founders, investors and open-source communities exploring how artificial intelligence can remain open and accessible.
If you have original research, technical lessons or a perspective that can move the conversation forward, we want to hear it.
150+
Speakers
50
Keynotes
5K+
Attendees reached
30+
Panel discussions
Tell us what you want to share.
Give us enough information to understand your expertise and proposed contribution. Speaker applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
[ OPEN AGI SUMMIT — MAIN STAGE ]
Join a growing community of leading voices.
Co-Founder of Ethereum
Vitalik Buterin
Founder of Protocol Labs
Juan Benet
Network School Founder
Balaji Srinivasan
Co-Founder of NEAR Protocol
Illia Polosukhin
Why speak at Open AGI?
[ 01 ]
Reach the right room
Researchers, developers, founders and investors — a concentrated audience that works on what you work on.
[ 02 ]
Build authority
Present your original work to an audience that understands its value, alongside the leading voices shaping open-source AI.
[ 03 ]
Meet collaborators
Speakers consistently leave with new research partners, contributors and commercial relationships.
[ 04 ]
Extend your ideas
Talks live on through Open AGI video and online content, reaching well beyond the room.
What are we looking for?
Talks are curated for substance. Purely promotional product pitches are unlikely to be selected.
- 01AI and machine-learning research
- 02Open-source models and infrastructure
- 03AI agents
- 04Decentralised compute and verification
- 05AI safety, privacy and ownership
- 06Lessons from building and deploying AI
- 07New perspectives that challenge established thinking
Ways to take the stage
Keynotes & technical talks
Deep dives into research, systems and results.
Panel discussions
Moderated debate with peers across the ecosystem.
Fireside conversations
Open, candid discussion of ideas and lessons.
Workshops & research sessions
Hands-on formats for smaller technical groups.
