Everyone is welcome.
Everyone is safe.
Global AI Conference is a free, community-run day for builders. We want every attendee, speaker, volunteer and sponsor to have a good day, whoever they are and whatever they build with.
Last updated 3 November 2026
Who this applies to
Everyone who takes part in Global AI Conference 2027: attendees, speakers, workshop leads, volunteers, organizers, sponsors and venue partners.
It applies at every city on the tour: in the rooms, the hallways, the lunch line and the drinks afterwards, and in the event’s online channels and social media.
What we expect
- Be respectful. Use welcoming, inclusive language and treat different views and experiences with empathy.
- Be kind and patient. Help newcomers find their way. Accept feedback gracefully and apologize when you get it wrong.
- Build together. Share what you know, give others room to speak and focus on what is best for the people in the room.
- Follow the house rules. Respect the venue, local laws and the instructions of the organizers.
What is not OK
- Harassment, intimidation or discrimination based on gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion (or lack of it), or technology choices.
- Threats, violent language, deliberate intimidation, stalking or following someone.
- Unwelcome sexual attention, advances, language or imagery.
- Photographing, recording or sharing someone’s personal information without their consent.
- Sustained disruption of talks, workshops or other sessions.
Speakers, workshops and sponsors
Talks, slides, demos, workshop material, sponsor booths and giveaways follow this code too. Keep content professional and free of sexualized or discriminatory imagery and language. If you’re not sure whether something fits, ask the local organizers before the event.
How to report
If something happens to you or someone else, or you have any other concern:
- At the event: talk to any organizer or volunteer. They’ll help right away, whether that’s finding a quiet place or calling venue security or emergency services.
- Any time: email conduct@globalai.community.
Every report is taken seriously and handled confidentially. You don’t need to be sure it was a violation before reporting it.
What happens next
The Global AI Community conduct team reviews every report promptly, may ask for more information, and decides on a fair outcome. Depending on what happened, that can be:
- A warning that the behavior has to stop.
- Removal from a session or from the event.
- A ban from future Global AI Community events and channels for serious or repeated violations.
This is the conference version of the Global AI Community Code of Conduct, which builds on the Contributor Covenant, the ACM Code of Ethics and the policies of conferences such as PyCon. If the two ever differ, the Global AI Community version applies.