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Definition: AI conferences


Starting in the 1950s, people have met to discuss artificial intelligence and AI safety in particular. These topics are of major interest not only to the tech community but to the world at large.

The first conference on AI was at Dartmouth College in 1956 (see Dartmouth Conference) and the second one was NeurIPS in 1987. They were followed by the NVIDIA conference in 2009, which today draws 20 thousand and more attendees (see GTC conference).

In 2017, guidelines were developed for AI at California's Asilomar Conference Grounds (see Asilomar Conference on Beneficial AI). The Ai4 conference began in 2018, and an AI safety conference was held in the U.K. in 2023 (see Ai4 conference and AI Safety Summit). The latest conference to focus on AI was held in Las Vegas in 2025 (see HumanX).