Question 1

What are the best AI and tech events happening in 2026?

Accepted Answer

Relve is covering Google I/O (May 19–20), Microsoft Build (Jun 2–3), OpenAI DevDay (Sep 29), and AWS re:Invent (Nov 30–Dec 4) among the major ones this year. For the full list, check the Relve events calendar above.

Question 2

Are there any AI events happening this month I can still register for?

Accepted Answer

Filter by "This Month" at the top of the Relve events calendar to see what is coming up. Subscribe to Relve updates to get notified when new events are added and when registration opens.

Question 3

Which AI events should founders and business leaders attend in 2026?

Accepted Answer

SuperAI (Jun 10–11), Bloomberg Tech (Jun 3–4), The AI Conference (Sep 29–Oct 1), and AWS re:Invent (Nov 30–Dec 4) are the ones most relevant for founders and business leaders, covering market direction, infrastructure investment, and applied AI at scale.

Question 4

Which AI events focus on large language models and generative AI?

Accepted Answer

Code with Claude London (May 19), Code with Claude Tokyo (Jun 10), OpenAI DevDay (Sep 29), and Apple WWDC (Jun 8) are the most focused on LLMs and generative AI in 2026. Each includes hands-on sessions, model announcements, and developer access.

Question 5

What AI and tech events are happening in the US in 2026?

Accepted Answer

US-based events on the Relve calendar include Black Hat USA (Aug 1–6), DEF CON (Aug 6–9), The AI Conference (Sep 29–Oct 1), Adobe MAX (Nov 10–12), Microsoft Ignite (Nov 17–20), and AWS re:Invent (Nov 30–Dec 4).

Question 6

Can I attend AI events virtually in 2026?

Accepted Answer

Yes, several events on the Relve calendar have virtual attendance options. Code with Claude London, Code with Claude Tokyo, and AI for Good Global Summit can be attended online. Google I/O and Microsoft Build stream keynotes publicly. Each event listing on Relve links to the official registration page where the attendance format is confirmed.

Question 7

What are the top AI events for marketing, HR, and operations teams?

Accepted Answer

Meta Conversations 2026 (Jun 3) covers AI in marketing and brand. LinkedIn Talent Connect 2026 (Sep 28–30) is the key event for HR leaders. Adobe MAX (Nov 10–12) covers AI in creative and content production. Microsoft Ignite (Nov 17–20) is most relevant for ops and infrastructure teams.

Question 8

How do I submit an AI event to Relve?

Accepted Answer

Email media@relvehq.com with the event title, dates, organizer name, location or stream URL, and a 1–2 sentence pitch on why it belongs on the calendar. Editorial reviews submissions weekly and lists events that are AI and tech relevant from credible organizers.

Question 9

How can I stay updated on new AI events being announced?

Accepted Answer

Subscribe to Relve updates. New events are added to the calendar as they are confirmed and you get notified when major events open registration.

Question 10

What is the difference between AI conferences, summits, and workshops?

Accepted Answer

Conferences like Google I/O and AWS re:Invent are large multi-day events with keynotes, breakout sessions, and exhibitors. Summits like SuperAI and AI for Good focus on a specific theme or audience with curated speakers. Workshops like Code with Claude are smaller hands-on sessions built around a specific tool or skill. Relve covers all three and labels each event type on the calendar.

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