Overview
AI in Production 2027 is the second annual conference organized by Jumping Rivers, held in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom. The event is designed for teams building and maintaining AI and machine learning systems in production, covering practical MLOps, governance, observability, reliability, and deployment strategies. The Catalyst in Newcastle Helix hosts the two day program, combining hands-on workshops with a robust schedule of talks from industry experts. Attendees include data scientists, ML engineers, platform engineers, and operations professionals seeking concrete takeaways for real world production AI.
Agenda
The event unfolds over two days. Day 1 is dedicated to workshops led by Jumping Rivers engineers and external experts, with participants able to choose two half day sessions and include lunch. A dinner reception is held in the Catalyst atrium from 17:00 to 19:30, included with all tickets for networking and informal discussions.
Day 2 focuses on conference talks featuring experts across industries. Registration begins at 09:00, with the first talks starting at 09:30 and the final session wrapping around 16:15. Tickets are available for conference only or for the conference plus a workshop, with a price tiered schedule including Super Early Bird, Early Bird, and General entries. The program emphasizes practical outcomes, case studies, and shared experiences from the field.
Venue and Access
The Catalyst, located at 3 Science Square, Newcastle Helix, Newcastle upon Tyne NE4 5TG, is reachable by public transport and is within a short walk of St James Park. The venue is part of the Newcastle Helix innovation district, adjacent to the National Innovation Centre for Ageing and the National Innovation Centre for Data. The location is close to Newcastle Central Station and Newcastle International Airport is accessible by Metro. A map link is provided on the event page for attendees seeking directions.
Registration and Tickets
Registration is open with a timeline that includes deadlines for super early bird and abstract submissions, early bird, and general registration. Ticket options include conference only (£141 to £238 depending on tier) and conference plus workshop (£260 to £357 depending on tier). Each ticket type specifies availability and sale periods. A dedicated Eventbrite page hosts the ticket purchase flow. All tickets include access to the dinner and drinks reception on the Thursday evening.
Speakers and Program Details
The page indicates that speakers will be announced in the coming months. A committee section lists several individuals who contribute to the event governance and community. Workshops are described as forthcoming, with two half day options planned on Day 1. The schedule emphasizes practical content, with talks and workshops designed to help attendees implement and scale AI in production settings.
Who Should Attend
This event is aimed at practitioners responsible for deploying AI systems in production, including ML engineers, data scientists, MLOps professionals, platform engineers, and team leads who want actionable guidance and community insights. Attendees can expect hands-on sessions, real world case studies, and opportunities to network with peers and industry experts.
FAQ
There is explicit mention of the code of conduct and a contact channel for reporting concerns. The event is offline with on site activities and in person attendance emphasized through venue details and schedule. For more information, attendees are directed to the Jumping Rivers contact points on the site.
