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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