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SuperAI, billed as Asia’s largest AI conference, has confirmed the 10 finalists for its Genesis startup competition and added new speakers to its lineup ahead of the event in Singapore next month.
The Genesis Top 10 were selected from hundreds of applications, with the finalists set to pitch live at the conference for US$850,000 in prize value. The competing teams span AI applications in cancer care, music and fashion.
New speaker announcements
Among the latest speakers confirmed is Paige Bailey, who leads the developer experience across Google’s Gemini API, Google AI Studio, Colab, Gemma and JAX. Bailey’s current focus is Antigravity, the AI Studio coding agent that builds and debugs full-stack applications from natural language prompts.
Robbie Schingler, a former NASA employee and one of the founders of Planet, has also been added to the speaker roster. Planet combines space photography and AI to detect ships, buildings, crops, roads and environmental change. The company has announced it would build and operate two prototype satellites for Google’s Project Suncatcher, a research initiative exploring how Google’s TPUs could run AI compute in orbit.
Other confirmed speakers include Max Tegmark from MIT, Min-Liang Tan from Razer, Andy Hock from Cerebras and Balaji Srinivasan, alongside representatives from OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Anthropic, Mistral AI, Z.ai, Samsung Next, Meitu and Oura.
Conference details
SuperAI 2026 is expected to draw 10,000 attendees from more than 150 countries, with 1,500 AI companies, over 100 exhibitors and more than 150 speakers participating.
The two-day event runs from 10 to 11 June at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. Programming covers keynote sessions, panel discussions and showcases spanning AI infrastructure, robotics, fintech, healthcare and the broader societal impact of artificial intelligence.
Further details and registration information are available at superai.com.
Last Updated on May 22, 2026 by Nick Ross
