TechCrunch announced the AI Stage program for the Disrupt 2026 conference
TechCrunch published the AI Stage program for the Disrupt 2026 conference (13–15 October, San Francisco), with panels on AI product pricing, AI agent security and the new “GTM engineer” role.
TechCrunch announced the AI Stage program at the TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 conference, which takes place from 13 to 15 October in San Francisco (Moscone Center). The AI Stage program is backed by Google for Startups and, according to the organizers, focuses on three topics: how to price AI products as models become commodities, how to rebuild AI agent security “from the infrastructure up” and what a go-to-market strategy looks like in an AI-driven world.
The announced panels include a discussion on enterprise AI security with Arsalan Tavakoli (Databricks), a panel on video AI and real-time perception with Dean Leitersdorf (Decart) and Amit Jain (Luma AI), and a panel on the new “GTM engineer” profession with Kareem Amin (Clay). The organizers say the event will offer access to other stages, the Startup Battlefield program, networking and the exhibition floor, with more than 10 000 attendees from startups, technology companies and the investment sector.
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