The humAIn conference is set to return to Sydney on October 13–14 as an independent event, with B&T joining as the media partner. Recognized as a leading forum in Australia for discussions on artificial intelligence in marketing, media, and creative industries, humAIn is entering its fourth year. This year’s program will focus on the critical question of what remains inherently human as AI continues to advance in generating content, writing code, and performing cognitive tasks. Founder Cat McGinn highlights the evolving challenge for attendees, shifting from understanding AI capabilities to leading organizations through its integration. The event will feature keynote presentations, panels, AI startup pitches, and workshops aimed at transitioning from experimentation to adoption. Notable speakers include Tea Uglow, Pip Bingeman, James Caldwell, and Kent Boswell. The move to independence reflects a broader industry shift towards AI implementation and governance. The conference aims to foster open discussions and community building, led by McGinn and her team, who emphasize creating communities of practice over audiences.
Is humAIn Conference Now Independent with B&T as Media Partner?
