Summits

The B160 Artificial Intelligence Summit

The AI operating company

What changes in a company that runs on AI, told by the people who have already changed it. Not the tools, the operating model.

A night operations room where half the desks are worked by people and half by small machines, one supervisor walking the line between them.
15 November 2026OnlineMembers only

Speakers

Our Superconnectors are busy identifying people the rest of us should learn from. If that is you, contact us. A name appears here once its owner has agreed to stand on the stage, and not before.

Every speaker is a member of the B160 and every session is chaired. We ask for the figures and the thing that went wrong, and we cut a session that turns into a pitch.

The questions

  • Which processes moved, and which ones came back
  • What the headcount did, honestly, 12 months on
  • Who owns a model that makes a decision a regulator will ask about
  • The pilots that never reached production, and why

Who is in the room

Chief executives and the operating and technology leaders who report to them, at companies past the pilot stage.

Before and after

Your Superconnector reads the attendee list against your goals and comes back with the three people worth finding, before the day rather than after it.

Everything said on the day that a speaker agrees to publish becomes a peer-contributed playbook. The rest stays in the room.

One person at a whiteboard explaining a diagram to five others around a table at night.

The useful part is usually the conversation after the session.

Seats go to members.

Join with your work email, and your Superconnector books the ones that bear on your goals. To speak, to sponsor, or to hold the date, write to hello@b160.org.

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