The AI Futurist Conference is set to return for its fifth year as part of the Blockchain Futurist Conference on July 21–22, 2026, expanding from a single AI track into two full days of programming. The event will delve into the dynamics of artificial intelligence, featuring expert discussions, workshops, and immersive experiences covering agentic AI, autonomous commerce, AI-driven finance, data ownership, robotics, virtual reality, and quantum blockchain technologies.
Highlights include the AGENTIC DAY Summit, Agentic Commerce Bootcamp, House of Intelligence forum, and keynote sessions with industry leaders from organizations such as CoinDesk, Cohere, and the Blockchain Research Institute. Organizers note that the conference reflects AI’s shift from an emerging technology to a transformative force across industries. Additionally, the AI Futurist Conference will return for a second U.S. edition in Florida later this year.
The Blockchain Futurist Conference, Canada’s largest Web3 and AI event, has since 2018 brought together innovators, entrepreneurs, investors, developers, and industry leaders to explore technologies shaping the future. Known for immersive experiences, it transforms an entertainment complex into a living showcase of Web3, AI, digital assets, gaming, digital art, and emerging technology.
This expanded focus on AI underscores the growing importance of autonomous systems and intelligent agents in commerce and finance. The conference aims to provide a platform for discussing how these technologies can redefine industries, from data ownership to quantum blockchain. Attendees can expect practical insights through workshops and bootcamps, as well as visionary perspectives from keynote speakers.
The inclusion of the Agentic Commerce Bootcamp and AGENTIC DAY Summit signals a shift toward actionable strategies for implementing AI in business operations. As organizations increasingly adopt AI-driven solutions, events like this one are critical for networking and knowledge exchange. For more details, the full article is available at https://ccw.fm/kFG51.
