The AI2026 operates as an IP-Controlled Environment. Attendees and presenters retain full ownership of their Intellectual Property (IP). Publication, recording, or distribution of any presentation, video, or material is strictly governed by the presenter’s explicit consent. Presenters may opt out of any recording or public dissemination to protect ongoing research, trade secrets, or classified information. All discussions are managed under a strict Need-to-Know Protocol.

The primary aim of the 2nd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence 2026 (AI2026) is to advance the critical strategic dialogue around AI’s transition From Embodied Autonomy to Generalist AI, with a specific focus on high-stakes Applications in Industry, Medicine, and Society.

We aim to achieve this through the following core objectives:

• Elevating Strategic and High-Stakes Research: The conference will feature the latest, high-quality research findings across our three core tracks: Embodied Autonomy, Generalist Intelligence, and Trust & the Human Frontier. We seek contributions that push the boundaries of AI capabilities and address complex challenges in highly regulated and mission-critical fields.

• Fostering Cross-Disciplinary and Policy Collaboration: AI’s future is inherently interdisciplinary, requiring integration across computer science, engineering, clinical medicine, policy, and data science. Our event is designed to bring together diverse professionals, including researchers, industry practitioners, and policy leaders, to explore synergies and drive collaborative efforts.

• Guaranteeing IP Control and Secure Exchange: Through our IP-Controlled Environment and robust Need-to-Know Protocol, we ensure a secure platform for knowledge exchange. Presenters have the explicit right to opt out of any recording or publication, safeguarding their ongoing research, IP, and trade secrets while fostering open yet controlled dialogue.

• Bridging Theory to Operational Reality: By focusing on practical, validated applications, the conference seeks to address real-world challenges in the deployment of autonomous and agentic systems. Our goal is to bridge the gap between theoretical research and certified, reliable implementation in industrial, clinical, and policy environments.

• Exploring Future Trends and Governance: Through thought-provoking keynote speeches and dedicated sessions, we aim to provide a forward-looking perspective on the rapid evolution of Generalist AI. Attendees will gain critical insights into emerging technological advancements, global policy trends, and the ethical governance needed to manage these powerful systems.

AI2026 is committed to advancing the frontier of intelligent systems, driving the strategic transition From Embodied Autonomy to Generalist AI. Join policy leaders, top researchers, and industry pioneers in Berlin, Germany, during November 12-13, 2026, for an essential dialogue on governance, practical applications, and the secure future of AI technology.