Open Summit AI Bangkok: follow the city announcement

We're bringing Bangkok into focus as part of our Open Summit AI tour. We haven't announced our Bangkok date, venue, speakers, timetable or ticket release yet. Join our Bangkok updates list and we'll share those details as they become available.

We bring founders, operators and business leaders together to examine what AI costs, what it returns and how it fits into an organisation. Bangkok updates are the way to follow the local event as it takes shape.

Get Bangkok updates. Event status is current as of 22 September 2026.

The conversation we bring together

We focus on practical AI in business. That includes the operating decisions around a deployment, the resources it needs, the way customers find information and the transition from an experiment into everyday use.

Our established format is one day and one stage, giving attendees a shared programme of talks and conversations. It is designed for business owners, founders, operators and senior decision-makers, including people without a technical background. We'll set out our Bangkok programme and local arrangements when we announce the event.

For a prospective attendee, the useful starting point is a business question. You might be evaluating a workflow, deciding where an AI investment belongs or considering how customers discover your services. Our series connects those questions with perspectives from research, entrepreneurship and people running operations.

The record behind the tour

We brought people together at Melbourne Town Hall on 14 May 2026 and Sydney Town Hall on 23 July 2026. Our photographs and Sydney highlights film show those events as they happened.

Past voices across our series include Toby Walsh of UNSW, John McGiffin of Natural Velocity, Clayton Cross of Ellipsis Mining, Jack Bear of Norg AI, Georgie Healy of In the Blink of AI, and Kate Save of Be Fit Food. They represent different perspectives on AI, from research and enterprise adoption to business discovery and entrepreneurship. Bangkok speakers will be announced separately.

You can also explore the Sydney speaker decks. Their subjects include AI as an operating advantage, enterprise maturity and the agent economy. They offer a tangible introduction to the kind of business content explored in our series while Bangkok's programme is developing.

What the Bangkok release will add

We'll announce our Bangkok date and venue, local ticket prices and inclusions, speakers and programme as they're confirmed. We'll share our Bangkok doors time, finish time and total runtime with the programme.

For context, our Adelaide and Brisbane programmes have three hours of main-stage content with networking around them. That is an example from those Australian cities, rather than a Bangkok schedule. Use the eventual Bangkok run sheet when planning travel or attendance.

Joining the updates list is an expression of interest. It does not create a ticket booking or establish a guest entitlement. Booking arrangements will come with the local release.

Bring your business or community into the conversation

Meetups, accelerators, educators and industry bodies can explore community partnerships. Our community model has no fee in either direction; allocations, recognition and any exhibition space are agreed for the relevant city before announcement.

If you want to discuss participation in Bangkok, contact us with your organisation, the kind of contribution you have in mind and Bangkok as the preferred city. Those discussions are separate from a confirmed public partnership.

Join the Bangkok updates list for the local release, or explore the current tour to compare cities with announced dates and booking options.

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