AGI-26 Conference

🧠 AGI-26: The World's Premier Artificial General Intelligence Conference

The AGI Conference Series stands as the global pinnacle of AGI research — held annually for 19 years, making it the longest-running conference series devoted entirely to human-level general intelligence and beyond.

🏛️ Three Core Pillars

• 🔬 Advancing the theoretical foundations of AGI
• 🌐 Bridging isolated research communities around shared goals
• ⚖️ Addressing the societal and ethical implications of general intelligence

🎤 Confirmed 2026 Speakers

AGI-26 gathers the foundational thinkers who shaped the field — the people who gave AGI its vocabulary, its core debates, and its most credible paths forward:

Ben Goertzel · Karl J. Friston · Gary Marcus · Neil Gershenfeld · Michael Levin · Hananel Hazan · Alexander Ororbia · Faezeh Habibi · Reza Rassool · Josef Urban · Greg Meredith

🌟 Past Speakers Have Included

Yoshua Bengio · Jürgen Schmidhuber · Peter Norvig · Richard Sutton · François Chollet · Christof Koch · Michael Levin · and many more.

🏆 Awards & Recognition

This year's conference will spotlight the best work in the field through several prestigious awards:

• 🥇 Kurzweil Prize — Best AGI idea
• 🏅 AGI Society Prize — Measurable progress in the field
• 📚 Springer's Best Paper Award
• ...and additional honors

🌍 Who Should Attend?

Whether you're building agents, wrestling with alignment, drawing inspiration from biology, or tracking how fast the frontier is actually moving — AGI-26 is where all those conversations happen under one roof. In July, San Francisco becomes the center of the conversation that matters most for the future of intelligence.

Attendance is available in person in San Francisco or online.

📋 More Information & Call for Papers

🔗 agi-conf.org