The Enterprise Generative AI Summit West (May 21-22, 2024, Silicon Valley, CA) is the premier conference on the West Coast for AI practitioners, data scientists and business leaders looking to adopt Generative AI capabilities within organizations. The conference is split into two tracks: data science and business-level decision-making, to take advantage of technical and senior management expertise.
Enterprise Generative AI Summit West brings together enterprise-level industry leaders with AI/ML practitioners in a unique and meaningful forum of ideas with multi-industry experience. Our network is uniquely positioned to inform on use cases, curate ideas for Generative AI techniques and plan for the infrastructural demands of these advanced systems.
With individuals predominantly in finance, medical research/drug discovery, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, retail/consumer, transport, and communications, we have a wide range of AI experts to connect, network and learn from.’
We have a dedicated track for the most pressing data science issues – discussing AI infrastructure across departments – from managing complex data operations to technical deep dives into reducing token amounts to create efficiency gains. Furthermore, learn from AI model builders how they create robust systems for data compliance, manage model garden offerings and differentiate between proprietary/private and public data sources while considering weights and biases.
Learn about Generative AI use case product offerings and get a handle on total cost of ownership considerations. Our headline sessions focus on understanding the core business needs and use cases for on-premise and cloud infrastructure, Generative AI return-on-investment (ROI) and presenting use cases for Generative AI cross-department pollination of systems and capabilities. Automating current practices, implementing LLMs, benchmarking AI product progression, and advancing customer service optimizations. Along with discovering possibilities for the next wave of Generative AI applications and the need for greater system interfacing.