Last Chance: Save Up to $325 on TechCrunch Sessions: AI Tickets

TechCrunch Sessions: AI, the premier event for AI enthusiasts, founders, and investors, is just two days away from closing its early bird discount. With a special offer ending on March 2 at 11:59 p.m. PT, attendees can save up to $325 on select tickets. This is the perfect opportunity to secure your spot and gain invaluable insights into the rapidly evolving world of AI.

TechCrunch Sessions: AI is an unparalleled platform for exploring the AI industry, with a focus on the startup ecosystem. Whether you're a founder, investor, or simply curious about the wild world of AI, this event is a must-attend. The jam-packed day features breakout sessions with the best minds in AI, hands-on product demos, and panels from AI trailblazers.

One of the key topics to be discussed at the event is launching an AI product against established competitors. Odyssey co-founder and CEO Oliver Cameron will lead a panel on this subject, sharing his insights on how small companies can stay relevant in a fast-paced and rapidly changing space. Cameron is pioneering "world models" at his startup Odyssey, aiming to generate "cinematic, interactive worlds in real time." He previously co-founded autonomous vehicle startup Voyage, so his expertise in navigating competitive markets is undeniable.

TechCrunch Sessions: AI will also feature insightful conversations from Twelve Labs CEO Jae Lee, CapitalG partner Jill Chase, and Khosla Ventures partner Kanu Gulati. These industry leaders will share their perspectives on the AI landscape and provide valuable insights into the future of the field.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to learn from AI experts, network with like-minded individuals, and gain a competitive edge in the AI industry. Register now to save up to $325 on select tickets, but don't wait – this special deal ends on March 2 at 11:59 p.m. PT.

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