The fifth annual Upper Bound conference, hosted by Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (Amii), opened with a 53% increase in size, attracting 11,000 participants from 22 countries. The event, now sold out a month in advance, highlights Edmonton's rising status as a global AI innovation hub. Featuring top government officials and leaders from major tech firms like Google and Meta, the conference focuses on AI's economic and social impact, talent development, and ethical governance. Upper Bound runs from May 19-22, 2026, further cementing Canada's leadership in AI research and industry collaboration.
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