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TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 is putting AI safety front‑and‑center with a curated series of five sessions spread across the AI Stage and Real World AI Stage. The line‑up is designed for founders, CTOs and product leaders who need concrete guidance on building trustworthy artificial‑intelligence systems.
The first session will be chaired by a co‑founder of Anthropic, who will walk the audience through the ethical guardrails for large language models, techniques for filtering harmful outputs, and best practices for continuous monitoring. Following that, Nvidia’s senior engineer will discuss how cutting‑edge GPU hardware can be leveraged to enforce safety constraints during model training and inference, reducing the risk of unintended behavior.
Amazon Web Services will take the stage next, showcasing the built‑in security services that protect AI workloads in the cloud. Attendees will learn how to configure identity‑based access controls, encrypt data at rest and in transit, and set up automated compliance checks that scale with demand.
Waabi’s founding team will then share lessons from the autonomous‑vehicle world, highlighting rigorous simulation pipelines, real‑world edge‑case testing, and the importance of a robust observability stack for early anomaly detection. The final session will wrap up the series with an “AI Safety Playbook” presentation, offering a step‑by‑step framework that covers risk assessment, safety audits, and incident‑response planning.
Each talk blends high‑level theory with hands‑on examples, and all speakers will field live questions from the audience. Networking breaks are built into the schedule, giving participants a chance to connect with peers and potential collaborators. Early‑bird registration closes on September 25, and anyone who signs up before that date can claim a discount of up to $200. For founders who want to stay ahead of the curve on AI risk management, these sessions are a must‑attend part of the Disrupt agenda.
Source: TechCrunch
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5 Must‑Attend AI Safety Sessions for Founders at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026
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