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Applied Intelligence Exchange

The Applied Intelligence Exchange Conference

Join us June 2027 in New York City, as professionals, innovators, and thought leaders from across industries for a multi-day national conference exploring where AI works, where it doesn't, and what we can learn from both.

Artificial Intelligence. Human Experience.

Our Vision

Learn What Works. Question What Doesn't

There's no shortage of conversations about what AI could do. We're interested in what it actually does.

The Applied Intelligence Exchange brings together people across industries to share practical insights, challenge assumptions, and explore what it takes to put AI to work. While most conferences sell you on what's new, we invite you to explore what's real. AI innovators, enthusiasts, experts, and skeptics welcome.

Have insights to share? Propose a session at the link below.

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Artificial Intelligence. Human Insights.

Get a glimpse of the conversations inspiring the Applied Intelligence Exchange. Hear from speakers at Âé¶¹Ö±²¥'s Spring 2026 Actionable AI Conference as they explore real-world applications, practical insights, and ways to move beyond the hype.

Kaitlin Elliott of Morgan Stanley delivers the keynote at Âé¶¹Ö±²¥â€™s Spring Actionable AI Conference on the lower Manhattan campus on March 13, 2026.
Our Foundation

Actionable AI

Three conferences. More than 300 attendees. Speakers from Google, Zoom, Morgan Stanley, Heineken, Âé¶¹Ö±²¥, NYU, and more.

What started as a regional, hands-on exploration of AI has grown into something bigger. Building on the success of Âé¶¹Ö±²¥'s Actionable AI Conferences, the Applied Intelligence Exchange takes practical learning, real-world insights, and actionable takeaways to a national, cross-industry stage.

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Questions?

Want to know more or get involved? Email us at genai@pace.edu.

Interested in sponsoring? Email gchacko@pace.edu.