Friday, October 9, 2026
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM CDT
Scientific Session of the American College of AI and Medicine 2026
About this event
A two-day clinical AI meeting at McCormick Place with keynotes from AI and healthcare leaders, peer research presentations, panels and workshops for clinicians, researchers and health system leaders. Free for students and residents.
The American College of Artificial Intelligence and Medicine holds its annual scientific session at McCormick Place across two days in October.
The meeting is aimed squarely at people applying AI inside clinical settings rather than at a general tech audience. Programming combines keynotes from AI and healthcare figures with panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and research presentations from the membership. The stated audience is clinicians, researchers, educators, healthcare leaders and trainees.
For Chicago, this is one of the few events in the fall calendar where clinical validation, deployment and governance of medical AI are the main subject rather than a side track. Anyone working on health AI at a Chicago hospital system, payer, or digital health startup will find the peer-research portion the most valuable part.
Registration. Standard attendance is 375 US dollars, and a virtual attendance option is offered at the same rate. Students and residents attend free, which makes this unusually accessible for trainees. Exhibitor packages are 3,000 dollars.
Note on timing. Organizers have confirmed the October 9 and 10 dates and the McCormick Place venue but have not yet published daily start and end times or the specific hall. Confirm the agenda on the registration page before booking travel.
Organized by
A professional body for clinicians, researchers and healthcare leaders working on applied AI in medicine. It runs an annual scientific session pairing keynotes with peer-reviewed research presentations and workshops.
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