Latent 2027

The applied AI summit. Two days with the people who put models into real products, and the honest version of how it went.

When
14–15 April 2027
Where
Pavilhão Norte, Lisbon
Programme
4 tracks, 2 stages, 6 labs

Ask the agenda

Twelve sessions, two days. Type what you care about, or pick a prompt, and the programme narrows to what fits you.

All twelve sessions are listed below. Ask about a topic, a day or a level.

  1. What changed when models learned to use tools

    Nijal Parrett, Research lead at Northwind Labs

    ModelsKeynote
  2. Agents in production: the boring parts

    Tyler Lee, Staff engineer at Relay

    AgentsDeep dive
  3. Evals you can trust

    Marilyn Jood, ML lead at Quanta Health

    ModelsDeep dive
  4. Build your first agent in 90 minutes

    Karl Woods, Developer advocate at Fieldwork

    AgentsHands-on
  5. Designing interfaces for uncertain answers

    Selena Fitz, Design director at Ordinal

    ProductIntro
  6. Red teaming, in the open

    John Austine, Policy researcher at Open Signals

    SafetyIntro
  7. Small models, big jobs

    Valentin Erns, Founder of Tessel

    ModelsKeynote
  8. Retrieval that doesn’t make things up

    Damian Wilson, Search engineer at Lantern

    ProductDeep dive
  9. Multi-agent systems: when one is not enough

    Olivier Matip, Principal engineer at Kinetik

    AgentsDeep dive
  10. Fine-tuning on a budget

    Jack Garnforf, ML engineer at Pomelo

    ModelsHands-on
  11. Pricing AI features without guessing

    Michael Greenwood, Head of product at Avra

    ProductIntro
  12. Who is accountable when the agent is wrong?

    Panel with John Peter, Marilyn Jood and Tyler Lee

    SafetyPanel

Full schedule with rooms

Four tracks, no hype

Every talk is reviewed by the programme committee for one thing: did this ship, and what did the team learn?

  • Agents

    Tool use, planning and the guard rails that keep agents useful after the demo. Talks from teams running them for real customers.

  • Models

    Evaluation, fine-tuning and small models that run where your users are. Bring a laptop for the lab.

  • Product

    Interfaces for uncertain answers, retrieval that holds up and how to price a feature that costs money every time it runs.

  • Safety

    Red teaming, policy and accountability, discussed by the people who write the rules and the people who follow them.

The main stage at Pavilhão Norte during a keynote
Main stage, 1,200 seats

One building by the river

Pavilhão Norte sits on the Tagus, ten minutes from the airport by metro. Everything happens under one roof, so you never miss the start of a talk.

  • Main stageKeynotes and the closing panel
  • Second stageDeep dives, all recorded
  • Lab roomsSix labs of 40 seats, booked with your pass
  • Quiet roomNo calls, no laptops, good coffee
Travel and hotels

Pick a pass

Every pass includes both days, lunch, the evening reception and the recordings.

Academic

Students and university researchers

€290

  • Both days, all talks
  • One lab seat
  • University email needed

Team

Five Builder passes

€2,950

  • Everything in Builder, for five
  • Names can change until April 1
  • One invoice

Good questions

Anything else? The team replies within a working day.

Write to us

No. About half of the audience writes code. The Product and Safety tracks are written for designers, product managers and policy teams, and every talk is marked Intro, Deep dive or Hands-on.

After you buy a pass you get a link to pick your labs. Seats go in the order passes are bought, and a waiting list opens when a lab is full.

Both stages are recorded and every pass holder gets the videos a week after the summit. Labs and the panel’s off-the-record part are not recorded.

Full refunds until 1 March 2027. After that you can pass your ticket to a colleague for free until the day before the summit.

Yes. It applies to talks, labs, the reception and online channels, and a named team member is on call during both days.

See you in Lisbon

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Programme updates, about once a month