EmTech Future 2026: When AI Meets Everything

EmTech Future 2026, hosted by MIT Technology Review, explored the convergence of AI with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and science. Yossi Matias, Vice President & Head of Google Research, examined how AI’s greatest impact may arise from intersecting with other fields. The event featured an exclusive Insiders Panel with MIT Technology Review editors offering sharp analysis and unpublished insights on emerging tech.

Across three days, sessions addressed AI’s role in industries, quantum computing, energy systems, robotics, and the challenges of technological convergence. Hartmut Neven, founder and lead at Google Quantum AI, discussed quantum’s evolving interaction with surrounding systems. Evelyn Wang, VP for energy & climate at MIT, highlighted the growing interconnection of energy, computing, infrastructure, and climate technologies.

Cory Doctorow, bestselling author, reflected on how AI is reshaping work and thought. The full program is now available on demand, with a 20% discount for MIT Technology Review subscribers, priced at $596.

EmTech Future 2026, hosted by MIT Technology Review, explored the convergence of AI with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and science. Yossi Matias, Vice President & Head of Google Research, examined how AI’s greatest impact may arise from intersecting with other fields. The event featured an exclusive Insiders Panel with MIT Technology Review editors offering sharp analysis and unpublished insights on emerging tech.

Across three days, sessions addressed AI’s role in industries, quantum computing, energy systems, robotics, and the challenges of technological convergence. Hartmut Neven, founder and lead at Google Quantum AI, discussed quantum’s evolving interaction with surrounding systems. Evelyn Wang, VP for energy & climate at MIT, highlighted the growing interconnection of energy, computing, infrastructure, and climate technologies.

Cory Doctorow, bestselling author, reflected on how AI is reshaping work and thought. The full program is now available on demand, with a 20% discount for MIT Technology Review subscribers, priced at $596.

EmTech Future 2026, hosted by MIT Technology Review, explored the convergence of AI with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and science. Yossi Matias, Vice President & Head of Google Research, examined how AI’s greatest impact may arise from intersecting with other fields. The event featured an exclusive Insiders Panel with MIT Technology Review editors offering sharp analysis and unpublished insights on emerging tech.

Across three days, sessions addressed AI’s role in industries, quantum computing, energy systems, robotics, and the challenges of technological convergence. Hartmut Neven, founder and lead at Google Quantum AI, discussed quantum’s evolving interaction with surrounding systems. Evelyn Wang, VP for energy & climate at MIT, highlighted the growing interconnection of energy, computing, infrastructure, and climate technologies.

Cory Doctorow, bestselling author, reflected on how AI is reshaping work and thought. The full program is now available on demand, with a 20% discount for MIT Technology Review subscribers, priced at $596.

EmTech Future 2026, hosted by MIT Technology Review, explored the convergence of AI with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and science. Yossi Matias, Vice President & Head of Google Research, examined how AI’s greatest impact may arise from intersecting with other fields. The event featured an exclusive Insiders Panel with MIT Technology Review editors offering sharp analysis and unpublished insights on emerging tech.

Across three days, sessions addressed AI’s role in industries, quantum computing, energy systems, robotics, and the challenges of technological convergence. Hartmut Neven, founder and lead at Google Quantum AI, discussed quantum’s evolving interaction with surrounding systems. Evelyn Wang, VP for energy & climate at MIT, highlighted the growing interconnection of energy, computing, infrastructure, and climate technologies.

Cory Doctorow, bestselling author, reflected on how AI is reshaping work and thought. The full program is now available on demand, with a 20% discount for MIT Technology Review subscribers, priced at $596.

EmTech Future 2026, hosted by MIT Technology Review, explored the convergence of AI with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and science. Yossi Matias, Vice President & Head of Google Research, examined how AI’s greatest impact may arise from intersecting with other fields. The event featured an exclusive Insiders Panel with MIT Technology Review editors offering sharp analysis and unpublished insights on emerging tech.

Across three days, sessions addressed AI’s role in industries, quantum computing, energy systems, robotics, and the challenges of technological convergence. Hartmut Neven, founder and lead at Google Quantum AI, discussed quantum’s evolving interaction with surrounding systems. Evelyn Wang, VP for energy & climate at MIT, highlighted the growing interconnection of energy, computing, infrastructure, and climate technologies.

Cory Doctorow, bestselling author, reflected on how AI is reshaping work and thought. The full program is now available on demand, with a 20% discount for MIT Technology Review subscribers, priced at $596.

EmTech Future 2026, hosted by MIT Technology Review, explored the convergence of AI with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and science. Yossi Matias, Vice President & Head of Google Research, examined how AI’s greatest impact may arise from intersecting with other fields. The event featured an exclusive Insiders Panel with MIT Technology Review editors offering sharp analysis and unpublished insights on emerging tech.

Across three days, sessions addressed AI’s role in industries, quantum computing, energy systems, robotics, and the challenges of technological convergence. Hartmut Neven, founder and lead at Google Quantum AI, discussed quantum’s evolving interaction with surrounding systems. Evelyn Wang, VP for energy & climate at MIT, highlighted the growing interconnection of energy, computing, infrastructure, and climate technologies.

Cory Doctorow, bestselling author, reflected on how AI is reshaping work and thought. The full program is now available on demand, with a 20% discount for MIT Technology Review subscribers, priced at $596.

EmTech Future 2026, hosted by MIT Technology Review, explored the convergence of AI with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and science. Yossi Matias, Vice President & Head of Google Research, examined how AI’s greatest impact may arise from intersecting with other fields. The event featured an exclusive Insiders Panel with MIT Technology Review editors offering sharp analysis and unpublished insights on emerging tech.

Across three days, sessions addressed AI’s role in industries, quantum computing, energy systems, robotics, and the challenges of technological convergence. Hartmut Neven, founder and lead at Google Quantum AI, discussed quantum’s evolving interaction with surrounding systems. Evelyn Wang, VP for energy & climate at MIT, highlighted the growing interconnection of energy, computing, infrastructure, and climate technologies.

Cory Doctorow, bestselling author, reflected on how AI is reshaping work and thought. The full program is now available on demand, with a 20% discount for MIT Technology Review subscribers, priced at $596.

EmTech Future 2026, hosted by MIT Technology Review, explored the convergence of AI with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and science. Yossi Matias, Vice President & Head of Google Research, examined how AI’s greatest impact may arise from intersecting with other fields. The event featured an exclusive Insiders Panel with MIT Technology Review editors offering sharp analysis and unpublished insights on emerging tech.

Across three days, sessions addressed AI’s role in industries, quantum computing, energy systems, robotics, and the challenges of technological convergence. Hartmut Neven, founder and lead at Google Quantum AI, discussed quantum’s evolving interaction with surrounding systems. Evelyn Wang, VP for energy & climate at MIT, highlighted the growing interconnection of energy, computing, infrastructure, and climate technologies.

Cory Doctorow, bestselling author, reflected on how AI is reshaping work and thought. The full program is now available on demand, with a 20% discount for MIT Technology Review subscribers, priced at $596.

EmTech Future 2026, hosted by MIT Technology Review, explored the convergence of AI with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and science. Yossi Matias, Vice President & Head of Google Research, examined how AI’s greatest impact may arise from intersecting with other fields. The event featured an exclusive Insiders Panel with MIT Technology Review editors offering sharp analysis and unpublished insights on emerging tech.

Across three days, sessions addressed AI’s role in industries, quantum computing, energy systems, robotics, and the challenges of technological convergence. Hartmut Neven, founder and lead at Google Quantum AI, discussed quantum’s evolving interaction with surrounding systems. Evelyn Wang, VP for energy & climate at MIT, highlighted the growing interconnection of energy, computing, infrastructure, and climate technologies.

Cory Doctorow, bestselling author, reflected on how AI is reshaping work and thought. The full program is now available on demand, with a 20% discount for MIT Technology Review subscribers, priced at $596.

EmTech Future 2026, hosted by MIT Technology Review, explored the convergence of AI with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and science. Yossi Matias, Vice President & Head of Google Research, examined how AI’s greatest impact may arise from intersecting with other fields. The event featured an exclusive Insiders Panel with MIT Technology Review editors offering sharp analysis and unpublished insights on emerging tech.

Across three days, sessions addressed AI’s role in industries, quantum computing, energy systems, robotics, and the challenges of technological convergence. Hartmut Neven, founder and lead at Google Quantum AI, discussed quantum’s evolving interaction with surrounding systems. Evelyn Wang, VP for energy & climate at MIT, highlighted the growing interconnection of energy, computing, infrastructure, and climate technologies.

Cory Doctorow, bestselling author, reflected on how AI is reshaping work and thought. The full program is now available on demand, with a 20% discount for MIT Technology Review subscribers, priced at $596.

EmTech Future 2026, hosted by MIT Technology Review, explored the convergence of AI with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and science. Yossi Matias, Vice President & Head of Google Research, examined how AI’s greatest impact may arise from intersecting with other fields. The event featured an exclusive Insiders Panel with MIT Technology Review editors offering sharp analysis and unpublished insights on emerging tech.

Across three days, sessions addressed AI’s role in industries, quantum computing, energy systems, robotics, and the challenges of technological convergence. Hartmut Neven, founder and lead at Google Quantum AI, discussed quantum’s evolving interaction with surrounding systems. Evelyn Wang, VP for energy & climate at MIT, highlighted the growing interconnection of energy, computing, infrastructure, and climate technologies.

Cory Doctorow, bestselling author, reflected on how AI is reshaping work and thought. The full program is now available on demand, with a 20% discount for MIT Technology Review subscribers, priced at $596.

EmTech Future 2026, hosted by MIT Technology Review, explored the convergence of AI with biology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and science. Yossi Matias, Vice President & Head of Google Research, examined how AI’s greatest impact may arise from intersecting with other fields. The event featured an exclusive Insiders Panel with MIT Technology Review editors offering sharp analysis and unpublished insights on emerging tech.

Across three days, sessions addressed AI’s role in industries, quantum computing, energy systems, robotics, and the challenges of technological convergence. Hartmut Neven, founder and lead at Google Quantum AI, discussed quantum’s evolving interaction with surrounding systems. Evelyn Wang, VP for energy & climate at MIT, highlighted the growing interconnection of energy, computing, infrastructure, and climate technologies.

Cory Doctorow, bestselling author, reflected on how AI is reshaping work and thought. The full program is now available on demand, with a 20% discount for MIT Technology Review subscribers, priced at $596.