Day1
Artificial Intelligence
Who gets access to compute, and who is accountable?
Compute access, open models and accountable AI, with working demonstrations and public oversight.
Sessions
- Universal Basic Compute: access and verification
- Who is responsible when AI makes decisions?
- How are banks and governments actually using AI?
- Open models, measurement and verification
- The global AI rulebook: Europe, Switzerland and beyond
- Can AI be trusted with high-stakes decisions?
Day2
Digital Finance
How do we pay for infrastructure that delivers?
Connectivity credits, spectrum certificates and digital money, with payments tied to measured service.
Sessions
- Connectivity credits: paying for verified service
- Spectrum certificates in a regulator sandbox
- Stablecoin payments for infrastructure operators
- The future of money: who controls the financial infrastructure?
- Public blockchains and institutional finance: where are we now?
- Stablecoins, tokenized deposits and CBDCs: competing or complementary?
Day3
Onchain Agents
What happens when agents buy bandwidth and compute?
Agent payments, identity and allowances, with telemetry connecting transactions to verified delivery.
Sessions
- Agents that buy bandwidth and compute
- Giga Meter: from telemetry to verified payments
- When AI agents control money, who is responsible?
- Can AI agents pay each other?
- Identity and allowances: which agents can we trust?
- What does regulation look like for autonomous transactions?