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Apr 13, 2026

New York Data and AI Summit to be held in Albany, New York May 14, 2026

As data and AI continue to reshape how governments operate, this summit brings together public-sector leaders and technology partners to explore how better data and smarter tools can improve decision-making, collaboration and services for New York’s communities. 

View the full agenda and join the New York Data & AI Summit on May 14, 2026, at the Albany New York Marriott Hotel for a day of practical insights and peer-driven discussions focused on:

    Advancing AI initiatives across government 

    Using data to strengthen citizen services

    Building governance frameworks for responsible AI adoption

    Real-world case studies from local leaders

Register now to make certain you secure your spot!

N.B. Open to Public Sector only. No charge to participate.

This announcement has been posted on the Internet by NYPPL pro bono.

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