Joining Forces
in Singapore, 2026.
In 2026, AI has transitioned from simple conversation to decisive action. No longer confined to answering queries, it now executes complex operations by autonomously managing digital assets and orchestrating global transfers. This leap to Agentic AI brings immense power, but also new critical risks.
DEAI 2026 unites policymakers, AI experts, and legal professionals alongside global payment titans and Web3 pioneers to secure this evolution. Building on the momentum of three past summits which hosted UN officials, heads of state, and over 100 world-class scientists, we move beyond mere discussion to launch the essential frameworks and anti-fraud benchmarks required for a resilient digital future.
*Data here shows previous summit statistics
World-Class Voices
Past Milestones
- Opening remarks by Dr. Chengetai Masango, Head of the UN Secretariat for the IGF
- Ambassadors and diplomatic envoys from Norway, Poland, and beyond
- Representatives from NTU, SMU, NUS, Business China, IMDA, and PwC
- Ambassadors and envoys from 12+ countries: USA, Russia, Jordan, Israel, Venezuela, Estonia, Uzbekistan and more
- Institutions: UNIDO, BIS, A*STAR, MAS, AIII, Global FinTech Institute, Asia Excellence Entrepreneur Federation, FinTech Association of Sri Lanka
- Industry: Binance, Huobi, Prudential, NVIDIA, Huawei, Alibaba, IIPCC
- Opening ceremony attended by Tan Kiat How, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Digital Development and Information, Singapore
- 100+ scientists, international organisation members, and tech executives globally
- Themes: AI, cybersecurity, cross-border data cooperation, Web3.0, and Singapore's tech innovation strategy
Does Being "Helpful" Make LLMs "Harmful"? A Sycophancy-Induced LLM Anti-fraud Benchmark
Your AI is too polite. Scammers love it. Beyond the "flattery" lies a trap.
This Framework is the first Adversarial Resilience Benchmark designed to ensure your AI stays Unshakeable against evolving, sophisticated fraud.