The largest business AI adoption summit in Europe.

2ND EDITION

3–4 December 2026 · Grand Palais, Paris

2026 in figures Two days. Inside the Grand Palais.

Presidential stage Emmanuel Macron on the Presidential stage.

The President of the French Republic spoke at the first edition of Adopt AI, at the Grand Palais.

We want to clearly accelerate AI adoption, and this summit is already contributing to that effort.

President of the European Commission

Ursula von der LeyenPresident of the European Commission

Official address at

Speakers 2026 The people shaping AI adoption.


CEO Speakers

Nicolas Hieronimus

CEO

Onur Genç

CEO

François Jackow

CEO

Matthieu Caillat

Group Chief Technology & AI Officer, CEO of AXA Group Operations

Christel Heydemann

CEO

Pascal Daloz

Chairman & CEO

François Provost

CEO

Christophe Périllat

CEO

Bernard Fontana

Chairman and CEO

Vlad Kliatchko

CEO

Rami Baitiéh

CEO

Olivier Laureau

President & CEO

Institutional Speakers

Roxana Mînzatu

Executive Vice-President for Social Rights and Skills, Quality Jobs and Preparedness

Boris Vujčić

Vice-President

Thomas Jarzombek

Parliamentary State Secretary

Mariya Gabriel

Assistant Director-General for Communication and Information

Julie Huguet

Director of the French Tech Mission

Maarten Verwey

Director-General for Economic and Financial Affairs

Jerry Sheehan

Director for Science, Technology, and Innovation

Mechthild Wörsdörfer

Deputy Director-General for Energy

Martin Bailey

Head of Unit, AI for Societal Good

Karine Perset

Head of the OECD Digital Security Unit and Senior Advisor on AI.

Speakers by vertical

Meet the speakers of each vertical

Flagship verticals

Every vertical has its own conferences, its own speakers and its own demozone.

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AI for Health

Speakers to be announced

See the program

Why the Grand Palais

Since 1900, the Grand Palais shows the world what comes next.

The motor car in 1901, flight in 1909. Since 2025, it is where business adopts AI.

  1. The Grand Palais seen from the Pont Alexandre III in October 1900 1900

    The world comes to see its future.

    The Grand Palais opens for the Exposition Universelle: some fifty million visits, and Paris runs its first Métro line that summer.

  2. The nave packed with motor-show stands, an airship hanging under the roof, December 1901 1901

    The motor car moves in.

    The Paris motor show settles under the glass roof, and stays until 1961.

  3. Balloons and aeroplanes in the nave during the 1909 aerial locomotion exhibition 1909

    Then, flight.

    The first international exhibition of aerial locomotion fills the nave with balloons and aeroplanes. It became the Paris Air Show.

  4. The nave full of stands at Adopt AI 2025 2025

    Now, AI.

    The first Adopt AI: 20,000 participants, 600 speakers and the President of the Republic, under the same roof.

  5. The Grand Palais lit for Adopt AI 2026 2026

    Your turn.

    3 & 4 December 2026. The next future gets adopted here.

    Book your pass

Archive photos: 1900 · Eugène Trutat · Public domain · 1901 · Valerian Gribayedoff · Public domain · 1909 · Postcard · CC0

Venue

Grand Palais, Paris.

7 Avenue Winston Churchill, 75008 Paris

MetroLines 1 & 9 · Franklin D. RooseveltLines 1 & 13 · Champs-Élysées Clemenceau
RERRER C · Invalides
DirectionsOpen in Maps

Entrances Which entrance is yours?

All entrances are on Avenue Winston Churchill. Your pass type tells you which door to use.
Overhead view of the Grand Palais from Avenue Winston Churchill. The two inner doors are marked 1, and the two outer doors are marked 2.
Avenue Winston Churchill
Entrances seen from Avenue Winston Churchill
  • Main entrance

    For
    General attendees, exhibitors and media
    Where
    The two inner doors of the central porch
    Exhibitors
    A dedicated lane at the main entrance
  • Speakers, VIP, CEO pass & side events

    For
    Speakers, VIP and CEO pass holders, side event guests
    Where
    The two outer doors, on each side of the porch

December 3 & 4, 2026 Grand Palais, Paris See you at the Grand Palais