The Big AI Mixer

AI: there's just so much going on. It seems like there isn't a single industry that isn't a hotbed of startups, innovation and rethinking all the things!

One thing stays the same though: it's the connections you make that will make all the difference.

The Big AI Mixer will be a fun evening of networking and knowledge-sharing and your opportunity to find out who's who in The AI Zoo.

We'll have rapid-fire lightning presentations from startups, researchers and anyone else working in artificial intelligence, generative AI, machine learning. Think of it as a great big get together for the whole family! In fact: if you'd like to share a 90 second lightning talk, contact maxine@sparkfestival.co and we'll put you on the program!

You might meet a co-founder, you might meet an investor, you might meet a mentor, or maybe even a friend for life. But you'll definitely walk away with a High Feelgood Factor and a lot of excitement about the amount of innovation happening in artificial intelligence in Sydney at the moment.

Program

Doors open at 6:00pm and we'll kick off proceedings at 6:30pm sharp.

We'll be hearing from:

• Matthew Kwan on Metropolis
• Afonso Firmo on NetNada
• Jeroen Vendrig on ProofTech
• Farid Mirmohseni on Stealth
• Ilonna Babakhanova on Marqo
• Paul Conyngham on HumanCompatible
• Adam Pond on Abyss Solutions
• Sean​ Marshall on Platformity
• Meead Saberi on Footpath
• Yash Varma on Empress Ventures
• Adam Caines on Upplft
• Omar Najjar on Sortie
• Jan Zheng on Building Data Apps with ChatGPT
• Annie Liao on Aura Ventures

with more still to come!

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This event is part of AI&U, a two week exploration of all things artificial intelligence and generative AI, taking place in locations across Sydney's Tech Central and supported by the City of Sydney. AI&U is organised by Spark Festival and upholds the Spark Code of Conduct.

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