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In person · Washington, DC

DC Startup & Tech Week 2026

Five days of regional programming for founders, investors, builders, and the technology community.

In person · Duran Visualization and Learning Lab, Lauinger Library, Georgetown University

From Promise to Peril: How Americans Really Feel About AI

Monica Anderson and Robert Groves discuss public-opinion research on how Americans understand AI's benefits, risks, and role in daily life.

Official Georgetown AI Initiative event

In person · Old North Hall 205, Georgetown University

Keeping the Humanities Magnificent in the Age of AI

A Georgetown faculty roundtable considers humanistic inquiry and human collaboration in an age of artificial intelligence.

Official Georgetown faculty roundtable

In person · Lohrfink Auditorium, Hariri Building, Georgetown University

Investing in the AI Revolution

Laurence Tosi and leaders from WestCap-backed companies discuss how AI is changing established industries, with live demonstrations.

Official Georgetown event featuring triple Hoya Laurence Tosi

In person · Glass Pavilion, Levering Hall, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

AI-Enabled Energy Systems: Technologies, Intelligence, and Security

A Johns Hopkins conference connects AI research with energy discovery, operations, infrastructure security, and a participatory research-roadmap workshop.

Regional research conference with a historical Georgetown academic connection; no current Georgetown participation or partnership was verified

In person · Georgetown University Capitol Campus, 125 E Street NW, Washington, DC

AI Lessons for the Midterms

A free half-day Georgetown convening examines how artificial intelligence is changing election information, administration, and public opinion.

Official Knight-Georgetown Institute event co-sponsored with NYU's Center for Social Media, AI, and Politics

In person · Capitol Campus, 111 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Room 7414

AI and Sustainability: Balancing Technological Promises with Environmental Impacts

Sasha Luccioni opens Georgetown’s AI and the Environment series with a public seminar on the benefits and ecological costs of artificial intelligence.

Georgetown-hosted public seminar

In person · Duques Hall, Room 152, George Washington University, Washington, DC

How Can We Build Human Morality into AI?

A George Washington University philosophy lecture on whether and how human moral values can guide AI decision-making.

DMV selection; no Georgetown participation, sponsorship, or endorsement verified

In person · Fuse at Mason Square, 3401 Fairfax Drive, Arlington, VA

Accelerate Investor Conference 2026

A two-day Arlington conference brings selected startups, investors, corporate leaders, and AI practitioners together for pitches, panels, keynotes, and a closing gala.

Regional event featuring Georgetown alumni Andrew Gamino-Cheong and Reggie Aggarwal; no Georgetown sponsorship or institutional role is stated

In person · National Press Club, Washington, DC

AAI Annual Private Antitrust Enforcement Conference

A Washington conference for litigators, economists, and enforcers includes a focused panel on AI, pricing algorithms, and proving collusion.

DMV policy and legal event selected for regional and subject-matter relevance; no Georgetown role is stated

In person · Hyatt Regency Tysons Corner Center, 7901 Tysons One Place, Tysons, VA

AI Summit 2026

A Tysons conference examines how federal agencies are deploying AI agents, modernizing infrastructure, strengthening governance, and securing mission systems.

Regional federal-AI event featuring a speaker with a historical Georgetown event connection; no current Georgetown role was verified

In person · Georgetown Capitol Campus, 111 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, DC

MeasureCamp DC 2026

A free Washington unconference invites analytics practitioners to propose sessions, exchange methods, and learn from peers at Georgetown's Capitol Campus.

Independent analytics unconference held at Georgetown's Capitol Campus; Georgetown sponsorship or institutional participation was not verified

In person · Seminar Room, Alumni House, Georgetown University

Tech, Ethics & Society Careers Panel

Georgetown alumni working in responsible technology discuss careers that combine technical skills with humanistic judgment.

Official Georgetown program event

In person · 125 E Street NW Auditorium, Washington, DC

Tool or Tyrant: Can AI Be Controlled?

Georgetown President Eduardo Peñalver, Helen Toner, and Cal Newport discuss AI capabilities, governance, and safety.

Official Georgetown AI Initiative event

Online · Online

Career Agility in the Age of AI

A Georgetown School of Continuing Studies session on changing employer expectations, durable human skills, and practical ways to adapt as AI reshapes work.

Georgetown-organized public online event

Online · Virtual

Cybersecurity and AI Governance

A virtual UMBC-Shady Grove discussion on governance frameworks, algorithmic threats, and the intersection of artificial intelligence, law, and cybersecurity.

DMV peer-university event selected for regional relevance; no Georgetown role is stated

In person · Georgetown University McDonough School of Business, Washington, DC

Georgetown AI Buildathon

A one-day build competition invites eligible Georgetown students and alumni to create working products with AI tools.

Independent organizer listing for a Georgetown student and alumni event; Georgetown sponsorship was not verified

In person · Washington, DC · venue not publicly stated

Takeoff 2026: Governing Ourselves in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

An invitation-based Washington conference connecting public servants, AI researchers, technologists, academics, journalists, and civil-society leaders.

DMV selection; no current Georgetown participation, sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation verified

In person · Milken Center for Advancing the American Dream, 1503 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC

FinRegLab AI Symposium 2026

A two-day Washington forum examines AI's effects on financial services, consumer protection, economic opportunity, and small business.

Regional event featuring Michele L. Jawando, a current McCourt School Advisory Board member; Georgetown participation or sponsorship was not verified

In person · Fisher Colloquium, Georgetown University

Sixth Annual AI in Action Conference: Who Does What? AI, Trade, and Work

A Georgetown and World Bank conference examines how AI is changing trade costs, comparative advantage, work, and the division of tasks.

Georgetown conference co-hosted with the World Bank