Seriously, with all the AI advances, couldn’t someone have made an AI for filing on April 15th?

“Any company that doesn’t have a digital-focused team to look and explore and harness new technology in this sector (the events sector) is already dead in the water.” 

—Paul Hannah as quoted in Event Tech Insight’s annual report, which is discussed below.

Easter, Ramadan, Passover, Holi, Naw Ruz — spring holidays from nearly every religion give us a collective shot at rebirth. This year, whatever you celebrate, do it with a recommitment to peace and a better planet.

“I hope you realize this is not a concert,” said Jesen Huang as he took the stage before a packed house at GTC, and warned that a tech-heavy presentation was coming. The event is being dubbed Nvidia AI Woodstock. The last chip to get so much attention was the Intel Pentium.

Over 80% of 2–12-year-olds (aka Gen Alpha) regularly watch YouTube, while 70% gorge on TikTok and Shorts – up to two hours a day! According to this annual report, they remember what they see.

Gartner predicts that only 25% of business meetings will occur in person by 2024, driven by the demand for remote work and changing workplace demographics.

“All the tech layoffs are because AI is like ‘corporate Ozempic’—it trims the fat and you keep the fact you’re using it a secret.”

—Scott Galloway, marketing guru

Five Ways AI Will Transform Events. 

—Business Travel News 

My kids are in their teens, and they recognize far more creators than traditional actors.

—Cory Treffiletti writing in Media Online