The Digital Intelligence Summit, scheduled for October 14–16 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, has confirmed its keynote programme for what organisers are positioning as the primary gathering of senior marketing technology and enterprise AI practitioners in the second half of 2026. The three-day agenda is structured around three interlocking questions: how enterprises should measure the business impact of AI deployments; what governance frameworks are adequate for autonomous agent systems operating in production; and what the role of the chief AI officer is when AI has become ambient infrastructure rather than a discrete project.

The confirmed speaker roster includes the chief marketing officers of four Fortune 100 companies, the heads of AI product at three of the leading MarTech platforms, and — in what organisers describe as an unusual step — the chief risk officers of two major financial institutions who have deployed AI at scale and are willing to discuss, in specific terms, what has gone wrong as well as what has gone right.

Registration for the full conference is open at the standard rate through September 15, with a reduced rate for in-house practitioners as distinct from vendor representatives.