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Moove-itMaria Jose Saldivia3 min readintro

Data and AI Conferences to Attend in 2026 and 2027

Summary

A curated list of ~70 data, AI, and ML conferences for 2026‑2027, grouped by region and topic. The post explains why keeping an up‑to‑date list matters for budgeting and roadmap visibility, but offers no technical insight beyond event names and dates.

  • The article is essentially a conference directory; it does not provide engineering techniques, code, or measured results.
  • It emphasizes the business value of attending vendor summits vs. research conferences, but without concrete examples.
  • The list is maintained quarterly and includes a few notes on renamed or discontinued events.

For teams with limited travel budgets, knowing which data/AI events are still active can avoid wasted planning, but the post itself offers no actionable engineering guidance.

3/10

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