Conference
All Things AI 2025
The inaugural All Things AI conference drew 1,600+ attendees for two days of AI-focused sessions, workshops, and networking. The event established Durham as a hub for AI practitioners and business leaders.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About All Things AI
What is All Things AI?
All Things AI is the Southeast's largest AI conference, co-founded by Todd Lewis (founder of All Things Open) and Mark Hinkle (founder of The AIE Network). The event brings together AI practitioners, engineers, business leaders, and policymakers for two days of keynotes, workshops, and hands-on training across six tracks: AI Builders, AI Engineers, AI Users, AI Executives, AI Governance, and AI in the Enterprise.
When and where is All Things AI 2026?
All Things AI 2026 takes place March 23-24, 2026 at the Durham Convention Center in Durham, North Carolina. The event runs for two full days with sessions starting at 9:00 AM and networking events in the evenings.
Who should attend All Things AI?
All Things AI is designed for anyone working with or evaluating AI in a professional context. This includes software engineers building AI systems, business leaders developing AI strategy, product managers integrating AI features, data scientists and ML engineers, AI governance and compliance professionals, and executives making AI investment decisions. The six-track format ensures relevant content regardless of your technical depth.
How can I speak at or sponsor All Things AI?
Speaker proposals and sponsorship inquiries can be submitted through The AIE Network's contact page. We look for speakers with real-world AI implementation experience who can share practical lessons, not product pitches. Sponsorship packages include booth space, speaking slots, newsletter promotion to 250,000+ subscribers, and branding across event materials.
Is there a community I can join before the conference?
Yes. The All Things AI community has 5,000+ members and hosts monthly meetups in the Raleigh-Durham area. Join the community to connect with other AI practitioners, attend local events, and stay updated on conference announcements. The community is free and open to anyone interested in AI.