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Roundtables: Unveiling The 10 Things That Matter in AI Right Now

Watch subscriber-only discussion unveiling a new list capturing 10 key technologies in AI that you need to know about in 2026.

Available only for MIT Alumni and subscribers.

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Subscribers saw a special edition of Roundtables simulcast live from EmTech AI, MIT Technology Review’s signature conference for AI leadership. Subscribers got an exclusive first look at a new list capturing 10 key technologies, emerging trends, bold ideas, and powerful movements in AI that you need to know about in 2026.

Speakers: Grace Huckins, AI reporter, hosted this session as Amy Nordrum and Niall Firth, executive editors, unveiled the list onstage.

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