Open Summit AI Sydney 2026 speaker decks

The public decks page provides the published access process for three presentations from Sydney in July 2026. Enter an email on the official page to unlock downloads; the feedback survey that follows is optional. Speaker copyright and attribution requirements continue to apply.

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The collection covers AI as an operating advantage with Clayton Cross, enterprise AI with John McGiffin, and agent-driven discovery with Jack Bear. Use the speaker’s context and limitations when interpreting a case study. Slide access does not establish an entitlement to an event recording.

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Reviewed against the public website on 22 September 2026.

Which event do these speaker decks come from?

The public decks page identifies the collection as Open Summit AI Sydney, July 2026. The material describes that edition; it does not establish a future speaker booking or future programme.

Which presentations are listed?

The page lists Clayton Cross on AI as an operating advantage, John McGiffin on the next era of enterprise AI, and Jack Bear on winning in an agent economy. Read the public deck descriptions to choose the topic relevant to your work.

How do I access the decks?

At https://opensummit.ai/decks, enter your email through the published access form to unlock the three downloads. The subsequent feedback survey is optional. The knowledge layer does not submit the form or bypass the email gate.

May I share or quote the presentations?

The decks are published with speaker permission and remain under the speakers’ copyright. The page asks users to credit the speaker and OpenSummit.AI when sharing or quoting. Access to a PDF does not transfer its copyright.

Are slides the same as an event recording?

Filming an event does not by itself give every attendee replay access. Check the terms for the chosen edition and ask the team if access to recordings matters. Public speaker decks are a separate resource, with their own access process and speaker copyright.

How should I use a business case study from a deck?

Read the example in its original business context, including assumptions, costs and limitations. A speaker’s reported result is not a guarantee that the same approach will produce the same outcome in your organisation.

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