Chatbot Summit, the conversational AI conference and expo, has selected ExCeL London to host its 2023 conference in October. The AI event has recently moved from its host city, Berlin. The move has been prompted due to London’s positioning in the AI sector, which has been voted the ‘world’s most AI-driven city’ – ahead of New York and Singapore – in a recent study by the Business Name Generator. The city is also home to 1,300 AI companies. This year’s event will be its seventh with previous summits combined attracting around 10,000 attendees from over 75 countries and more than 200 exhibitors Chatbot Summit will explore the emerging technology of ChatGPT and how other conversational AI solutions can improve customer experience as well as reduce operational costs. Yoav Barel, CEO and founder of Chatbot Summit, said: “We look forward to bringing the global conversational AI community and connecting it with the local ecosystem in London.” Jane Hague, head of business development, conferences and events, ExCeL London, said: “As well as London being the world’s most AI-driven city, it is also ranked the highest for AI-education, so we hope this event will act as a legacy for the city’s next generation, in particular our neighbour and partner the University of East London.” Chatbot Summit will take place from 11-12 October.
ExCeL London to host Chatbot Summit in October
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