GenAi Summit is San Francisco’s practitioner-first gathering for teams building, shipping, and scaling real products with generative AI. Hosted at Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture on the Marina waterfront, it convenes engineers, researchers, product leaders, and founders to exchange hard-won lessons for deploying LLMs, multimodal systems, and AI agents responsibly and at scale.
Designed for ML and data engineers, applied researchers, platform/MLOps teams, product managers, UX leaders working on AI-native interfaces, security and compliance owners, enterprise decision-makers, and startup founders. If you’re moving from prototype to production—or optimizing cost, latency, evals, and governance—this summit meets you where you work.
A multi-track program blending technical deep dives with real-world case studies from companies running GenAI in production. Expect playbooks you can implement the next day, candid postmortems, and frameworks for making architecture trade-offs, with content spanning LLM engineering, retrieval, agents, safety, infrastructure, and AI UX. The setting at Fort Mason enables indoor stages plus spacious demo areas overlooking the Bay.
Peer learning is built in: hallway tracks, curated roundtables, office hours with practitioners, and evening meetups around the Marina and nearby neighborhoods. Expect a welcoming community that trades benchmarks and code—not just slides.
Passes typically tier (Early Bird, Standard, Last Chance) for practitioners, leaders, and teams, with availability changing as the summit approaches. For confirmed dates, agenda, speakers, and pricing, check the official GenAi Summit website and secure registration and lodging early once details post.
GenAi Summit check-in, badge collection, explore the Marina District.
Keynote on generative AI advancements, breakout sessions, networking.
Workshops, networking sessions, closing keynote.
Featured appearances from Justin Kan and Mike Krieger, alongside keynotes from GenAi founder Joshua Browder. Speaker lineup, subject to change
Skip the surge pricing. Keep the good nights' sleep. Hotels near Fort Mason Center can fill up fast and charge more during GenAi Summit. Marina Motel puts you in a quieter, classic San Francisco neighborhood—close to the waterfront, Chestnut Street shops and restaurants, and a brief ride to the summit site via rideshare, bus, or along the Marina/Union Street corridor. It's ideal for attendees who prefer to wrap up a busy conference day away from the crowds, with better parking and a tranquil, residential feel.