HumanX, the global AI summit for executives and innovators, has released the first 100 confirmed speakers for HumanX Amsterdam and opened early registration for the event, scheduled for 22 to 24 September 2026 at The RAI. The Amsterdam edition is HumanX’s first major expansion into Europe and is expected to draw more than 2,500 senior leaders working on AI adoption inside real organizations rather than AI as a talking point.
Key Highlights
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HumanX Amsterdam runs 22 to 24 September 2026 at The RAI
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First 100 confirmed speakers include Anton Osika of Lovable, Jan Oberhauser of n8n, May Habib of Writer, Arvind Jain of Glean and Jarek Kutylowski of DeepL
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Enterprise side speakers include Clay Bavor of Sierra, Des Traynor of Intercom and Eleonore Crespo of Pigment
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More than 20 AI focused unicorns represented, including Quantexa, Owkin and Decagon, alongside investors from Sequoia, Accel, Lightspeed and Radical Ventures
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Early registration is open now, and the event is built by the team behind Money20/20, Shoptalk and HLTH
A First Major European Expansion
HumanX built its reputation in the United States as a summit focused on where AI adoption actually stands inside large organizations, separate from the noise around the technology itself. Amsterdam is the brand’s first attempt to bring that same format to Europe at scale, and organizers are framing the timing around how quickly European enterprises have moved from AI pilots to production systems over the past year.
Stefan Weitz, co founder and CEO of HumanX, described the event as “a bridge connecting Europe’s thriving AI community with global strategic insights,” pointing to Europe’s growing weight in the broader AI conversation as the reason for choosing Amsterdam as the launch city.
Who Is Confirmed to Speak
The first 100 names lean heavily toward founders and operators rather than commentators. Company founders on the roster include Anton Osika of Lovable, Jan Oberhauser of n8n, May Habib of Writer, Arvind Jain of Glean and Jarek Kutylowski of DeepL. On the enterprise side, confirmed speakers include Clay Bavor of Sierra, Des Traynor of Intercom and Eleonore Crespo of Pigment, alongside senior leaders from Diageo, Disney and Replit.
More than 20 AI focused unicorns are represented in the lineup as well, including Quantexa, Owkin and Decagon, with investment partners from Sequoia, Accel, Lightspeed and Radical Ventures also confirmed. Organizers say the remaining speakers on the full roster will be added in the coming weeks as registration continues to open up.
What the Format Looks Like
HumanX Amsterdam is positioned against what organizers call a pay to play conference model, where sponsorship budgets determine stage time more than relevance does. The program instead runs keynotes alongside role based track sessions, small group interactive workshops and roundtables built around specific problems executives are already dealing with, rather than generic AI strategy talks.
Three invite only Xchange sessions round out the program, bringing policymakers, founders and executives into closed door discussions on the regulatory and strategic questions that come with deploying AI across European markets, where compliance requirements differ meaningfully from the United States.
VentureConnect and SolutionBridge
Two matchmaking programs sit alongside the main event and are designed to produce concrete outcomes rather than general networking. VentureConnect pairs more than 300 investors with AI startups looking for funding, while SolutionBridge connects enterprise buyers directly with AI technology providers that have already been vetted, cutting down the usual procurement cycle for evaluating new vendors.
Registration and Event Details
Early registration for HumanX Amsterdam is open now. The event runs 22 to 24 September 2026 at The RAI in Amsterdam, and the full speaker list continues to be updated as more names are confirmed ahead of the event.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the HumanX Amsterdam AI Summit?
The HumanX Amsterdam AI Summit is a global event for executives and innovators focused on AI adoption, scheduled for 22 to 24 September 2026 at The RAI in Amsterdam.
Who are some of the confirmed speakers for the summit?
The first 100 confirmed speakers include notable figures such as Anton Osika of Lovable, Jan Oberhauser of n8n, and May Habib of Writer, among others.
How many attendees are expected at the HumanX Amsterdam event?
The summit is expected to draw more than 2,500 senior leaders who are actively working on AI adoption within their organizations.
When does early registration for the event open?
Early registration for the HumanX Amsterdam AI Summit is open now, allowing attendees to secure their spots ahead of the event.
