The Dutch AI Conference focuses on ‘applied AI’, such as development solutions with an integrated AI component, but also best practices for developers to work with AI code assistants and tooling, architecture, privacy & security and other topics that need attention when you work with AI solutions.

highlights:
* There will be tracks aimed at developers, software engineers and architects and there will be a track focussing more on the business side of applying AI within organisations.
* What we are NOT looking for is magic prompts, ‘unlocking the secrets of ChatGPT’ or other prompt cowboy topics; we are aiming for practical, no-nonsense, use of AI.
* We expect around 500 attendees.
* March 11 will be a workshop day, March 12 will be the main conference day.
* There are 25-30 speaking slots.

Submission guidelines:
* All talks are in English.
* Submitting more than one submission is strongly encouraged. The more submissions contributed, the more options we have to pick from, and the higher your chances are of being accepted as a speaker.
* Try to not include any hints to your identity in your abstracts. This helps us to make a good initial blind selection.
* Make sure you care, and make sure we see you care. Typos, sloppy formatting and all-lowercase submissions make our reading of your proposal tedious. These things will definitely count against your proposal.
* Don’t overdo it either. If you need more than two paragraphs to get to the point of your topic, we need to ask you to slim things down. With the amount of submissions we get, the quicker you can to make a good impression, the better.
* Original Topics. We favour original content. If you want to discuss a topic that you have talked about elsewhere, try to add a twist, or new research, or development, something unique. Of course, if your talk is plain awesome as-is, go for that.


The perks we offer:

If you get selected as a speaker at the Dutch AI Conference, here’s what you get:
* Travel to Amsterdam covered. We have a travel agent that will assist you booking your travel.
* Entrance to the conference.
* Airport to hotel. We will do our best to pick up speakers from the airport.
* We cover your stay in Amsterdam in a fancy hotel near the venue (including free Wifi). For locals outside of driving distance we cover 1 night, for speakers outside the Netherlands 2 nights, and 3 nights for workshop speakers. If you want to stay longer, we can arrange things, just let us know. You will have to cover extra nights, though.
* If your employer can cover your travel and hotel, we are happy to list them as an awesome company sponsor. The money we save will be used to make the conference more awesome.
* There is a speaker’s dinner the night before the conference that you will be invited to as well as the after party.