Are you looking for practical knowledge on how to effectively implement artificial intelligence in your organization? Want to understand why some GenAI projects fail to deliver expected results? Or perhaps you're interested in building AI solutions that move into production and generate real business value?
How to transition from testing to production-ready solutions will be the central topic at AI Summit Poland 2026 - a conference tailored for leaders responsible for driving AI adoption in business and public institutions.
Talent in AI Projects. What You Can't Buy with a Subscription
The conference will open with a fireside chat between Artur Sawicki and Prof. Leszek Pacholski, titled “Talent in AI Projects. What You Can't Buy with a Subscription.” They will discuss how to nurture world-class talent in artificial intelligence.
Prof. Pacholski was the Master's thesis advisor to key pioneers in the field, including Łukasz Kaiser (co-author of the landmark paper “Attention Is All You Need,” which laid the foundation for the current AI revolution, now at OpenAI), Prof. Aleksander Mądry (MIT, ex-OpenAI), and Michał Moskal (OpenAI) - a story he previously shared in an exclusive interview with Polish Tech Minds.
Pacholski and Sawicki are also actively building the MINT Institute, envisioned as a next-generation institution in Poland modeled after top European and global benchmark centers bridging science with industry.
Why Should You Attend AI Summit Poland?
This year's edition centers around the theme: “AI in the Organization: Starting from the Fundamentals.” For good reason - while many organizations are launching AI projects today, only a fraction translate into measurable business outcomes. The agenda focuses on how to deliberately prepare an organization for AI: from organizing data and processes, through change management, to building solutions that deliver tangible ROI.
Industry leaders from organizations such as Allegro, PZU, Orange Polska, NASK-PIB, Bayer, Falck, the Ministry of Digital Affairs, Critical Applications, BCNN, TVN Warner Bros. Discovery, and the MINT Institute will share real-world case studies and actionable key takeaways.
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A Program Focused on Hard Questions & Real Implementation Challenges
Discussions will address the root causes of failed AI initiatives, disappointing productivity gains, actual ROI, and tackle the pressing question: Is the AI bubble bursting?
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Bridging Diverse Perspectives
The event brings tech experts, business executives, academics, public administrators, regulated sector decision-makers, and cybersecurity leaders together on one stage.
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Implementations Over Inspiration
The curriculum addresses concrete operational topics including processes, regulations, cybersecurity, and public administration use cases. The primary goal is to empower attendees to execute AI projects effectively.
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Dedicated Cybersecurity Track
The rapid advance of AI is shifting threat landscapes at an unprecedented pace. In response, organizers have introduced a dedicated cybersecurity track.
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8 Hands-on Workshops
Day two of the conference (October 9) features 8 practical workshops covering digital hygiene, cybersecurity, automation, and more - designed to deliver immediate, actionable support for your daily workflow.
Who Is AI Summit Poland For?
AI Summit Poland is designed for board members, digital transformation leaders, business development managers, Data & AI specialists, software architects, tech experts, public administration officials, and anyone looking to leverage artificial intelligence in a conscious, secure, and effective manner.