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EmTech Future 2026 programme available on demand

MIT Technology Review says its three-day event explored AI’s links with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing and science, alongside quantum technology, energy systems and robotics.

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MIT Technology Review says the full programme from EmTech Future 2026 is now available on demand. The three-day event explored artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies, though the published material does not provide detailed findings from its sessions.

One highlighted session featured Yossi Matias, vice-president and head of Google Research, discussing AI’s intersections with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing and science. The promotional article presents these areas as fields where AI is beginning to have an effect.

The programme also covered the direction of quantum technology, the possibilities of new energy systems and the evolution of robotics. It considered challenges and opportunities that may arise as these technologies converge, according to MIT Technology Review.

The on-demand access includes the event’s conversations and sessions. MIT Technology Review lists the programme at $596, with a 20 per cent discount for its subscribers; the article does not specify the currency.

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