The ALL IN 2026 artificial intelligence conference opened on September 16 at Montreal’s Palais des congrès, attracting thousands of attendees for a two‑day program. Organizers, AI companies, organizations that have adopted the technology, and researchers all gathered to discuss the field’s rapid evolution.
Over the two days, speakers addressed a range of subjects, from the transformative potential of artificial intelligence to the practical challenges of safety, privacy and public confidence. Sessions highlighted how AI can reshape industry, improve services and create new opportunities while also examining the safeguards needed to protect users and maintain trust.
The event underscores Montreal’s role as a leading centre for AI research and industry in Canada. Hosting the nation’s largest AI conference, the city continues to draw global talent and investment, reinforcing its reputation as a hub where academic insight meets commercial application.
With thousands present, the conference serves as a platform for stakeholders to exchange ideas, showcase innovations and coordinate on policies that balance progress with responsibility. The discussions held at the Palais des congrès are expected to influence how AI is deployed across sectors in the months and years ahead.