Top MLOps and AI Conferences to Attend in 2024

The MLOps world is rapidly evolving, and staying current is as important as ever. ML engineers, data scientists and even project leads need to keep up with the new technologies as they become public. MLOps conferences give them a platform in which to discuss new ideas, learn about exciting world of machine learning and meet like-minded people.‍

Upcoming MLOps conferences in 2024 are packed with numerous talks on AI, ML, computer vision, and LLMs. The second part of the year will be no less brimming with quality conferencesandspeakers. Here are some of the upcoming machine learning events:‍

ODSC Europe — London

ODSC Europe — Data Engineering and MLOps Track (Sept 5–6, London, UK) is an annual event held in several cities across the world. These events are a platform to discuss data science and machine learning topics, as well as provide training sessions for data scientists. Some of the speakers include Michael Wooldridge, PhD, Professor of Computer Science at the University of Oxford and AI researcher, Sophia Yang, PhD, Head of Developer Relations at Mistral AI, and Nils Reimers, Director of Machine Learning at Cohere.‍

ODSC Europe is an important event for anyone interested in data science and MLOps. The conference features hands-on training sessions, workshops, and talks by industry experts. Attendees can learn about the latest trends in data engineering, machine learning, and AI. It’s an excellent opportunity to network with professionals and gain insights into practical applications of new technologies.‍

The AI Conference — San Francisco

The AI Conference (Sept 9–10, San Francisco, USA) is a gathering of engineers, researchers, and AI thought leaders. It focuses on technical know-how, practical applications, and business insights. You will have opportunity to listen to speakers such as Peter Norvig, Director of Research at Google, Etienne Dilocker, CTO at Weaviate, and João Moura, founder of CrewAI.‍

The AI Conference in San Francisco is a must-attend for those looking to deepen their understanding of AI. The conference covers a wide range of topics, from cutting-edge research to real-world applications. Attendees will gain valuable insights into how AI is transforming industries and driving innovation. The event also offers numerous networking opportunities with leading AI professionals.‍

ECCV — Milan

ECCV — European Conference on Computer Vision (Sept 29 — Oct 4, Milan, Italy) is a biennial research conference with the proceedings published by Springer Science+Business Media. It is considered to be one of the top conferences in computer vision and machine learning.‍

ECCV is one of the premier conferences in the field of computer vision. It attracts researchers, practitioners, and academics from around the world. The conference features presentations of the latest research, tutorials, and workshops. It’s an ideal venue for anyone interested in the advancements in computer vision and its applications in various domains.‍

AI and Big Data Expo — Amsterdam

The AI & Big Data Expo (Oct 1–2, Amsterdam, Holland) is a leading AI & Big Data Conference, introducing new enterprise technologies and strategies from the world of Big Data. Some of the speakers include Dr. Satyajit Wattamwar, Head of Data Science at Unilever, Grace Zheng, founder of Grace Global AI Ventures & Co, and [Marco Pfrang](https://nl.linkedin.com/in/mpfrang), Head of Product, AI and Analytics at Adevinta.‍

AI and Big Data Expo in Amsterdam is a significant event for professionals working with AI and big data. The conference showcases the latest technologies and strategies for leveraging big data in business. Attendees can expect to learn about innovative approaches to data management, analytics, and AI-driven solutions.‍

MLOps World — Austin

MLOps World (Nov 7–8, Austin, Texas) is an international community group of ML practitioners trying to better understand the science of deploying ML models. The event is a great way to learn more about MLOps and meet people.

‍MLOps World in Austin is dedicated to the practice of deploying machine learning models in production environments. The conference covers various aspects of MLOps, including model monitoring, versioning, and reproducibility. It’s an essential event for ML engineers and practitioners looking to enhance their skills and knowledge in MLOps.‍

QCon — San Francisco

QCon (Nov 18–22, San Francisco, USA) is a software engineering conference offering tracks for emerging technologies, including MLOps talks, lessons and workshops. Speakers on topics of ML include Denys Linkov, Head of ML at Voiceflow, Meryem Arik, founder of TitanML, and Daniel Whitenack, founder of Prediction Guard.‍

QCon is a renowned software engineering conference that focuses on emerging technologies. The event features tracks on various topics, including MLOps, microservices, and cloud computing. Attendees can participate in lessons and workshops led by industry experts. It’s an excellent opportunity to stay updated on the latest trends and best practices in software engineering.‍

Conclusion

Attending MLOps conferences is crucial for anyone involved in the field of machine learning and AI. These events provide invaluable opportunities to learn about exciting world of machine learning, meet like-minded people, and stay ahead of the curve in this rapidly evolving field.‍

Whether you are a seasoned professional or new to the industry, these conferences offer a wealth of knowledge, practical insights, and networking opportunities. They are designed to help you stay informed about the latest developments and best practices in MLOps, AI, and data science.

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