NewLive at AI Summit 2026 and at Infotér
AI panel discussion: a panelist who has heard every word and speaks only when asked.
The AI Panelist sits in the panel discussion like anyone else: it listens to the others and, when given the floor, answers the moderator or the audience out loud. Based on the topics, point of view and knowledge material agreed in advance.
Why the AI panelist works on stage
It doesn’t interrupt.
The moderator holds a button, and the AI Panelist speaks only when given the floor. No timer, and it never speaks on its own.
It listens to the whole thing.
It answers the conversation, and refers to what another panelist said ten minutes ago.
It has an opinion.
A technological, business, futurist or outright critical stance that we agree on with you. The audience can argue with it.
1.5–2.5 s
Human pace.
That’s the time from the button press to the first word.
What it’s good for
- Conference panel, where you need a “fifth chair” that is sure to say something different.
- Corporate town hall, where it plays the critic of the strategy.
- Educational and professional event, where the use of AI is itself the topic.
- Customer event, where it answers your guests’ questions from your company’s own knowledge base.
How it prepares
Brief
Topic, point of view, tone, off-limits topics, knowledge material.
Rehearsal
Rehearsal with the moderator, half an hour.
Stage
Our technician at the desk, the moderator leads.
Afterwards
Transcript and summary from Insight.
Reference
AI Summit 2026: “The AI Panelist goes live – Who is responsible when AI decides?”, recording on Indaplay (opens in a new tab).
Infotér 2025.
Data handling
We process the conversation in an EU data centre. We delete the knowledge material after the event if you ask.
Contact
Which panel would you seat it on?
We’ll talk through the point of view in twenty minutes.
