Film
Human × AI Europe: the recap
A recap of the day in Vienna, , published on YouTube as “Human×AI Europe 2026 Recap | ViennaUP Startup Festival, Vienna”. It is a film of the gathering, not a recording of the full programme.
Knowledge
Good knowledge deserves a longer life.
Our content hubs are designed to make the knowledge around an ecosystem accessible, connected and useful over time.
Beyond a few hours in a room.
A gathering can bring together insights that are difficult to find elsewhere. When those insights remain with a small audience for a short time, much of their potential reach is lost.
Pontis develops content around the subjects and conversations that matter to an ecosystem. A hub can bring together selected talks, interviews, written perspectives and other contributions, with the context that helps people understand why they matter.
More than a place to store recordings.
Selection and context are central to the model. We want people to find relevant ideas, understand how they connect and return as the conversation develops.
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Before a gathering
Establish the questions, perspectives and context that make the conversation useful.
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After a gathering
Develop the ideas that deserve further attention and make them accessible beyond the original audience.
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Between gatherings
Connect new contributions to earlier conversations and keep useful knowledge available.
From our gatherings
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Content hub · humanxai.events
The Human × AI Europe content hub (opens in a new tab)
The gathering’s year-round hub: interviews, analysis and briefings on how Europe builds, finances and governs technology.
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Announcement ·
Human×AI Europe — Pontis announces its first event
A conference on how Europe can use AI to reinvent its competitiveness, strengthen its sovereignty and build ecosystems where innovation reaches deployment. Announced February 2026; held in Vienna on 19 May 2026.
Knowledge that brings people back together.
Content can introduce new people to an ecosystem and reveal questions that need further discussion. Those questions help shape future gatherings, which in turn contribute new knowledge.