AI events in Washington, DC this week

11 AI, semiconductor, and frontier-tech events are on the calendar across the Washington, DC metro over the next seven days. This list is curated from roughly two dozen think-tank, university, government, and community sources and refreshes about twice a day.

DayTimeEventHostWhere
Sat Jun 20Future of Our Realities 2026: Work and TruthCurated marquee (DC)555 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Mon Jun 22Colombia’s new government and the road aheadAtlantic CouncilOnline
Tue Jun 2312:00 PMPhD Defense: Learning Robot Policies from Intuitive Human GuidanceUniversity of Maryland
Wed Jun 24China’s AI Capabilities and the Risks to U.S. National SecurityCNASCNAS, 1701 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20006
Wed Jun 24Semiconductor Fab Design, Engineering & Construction Summit USA 2026Curated marquee (DC)Falls Church Marriott Fairview Park
Thu Jun 258:30 AMSecuring America’s AI Advantage: A Discussion on US Export Control Policy with Senator Jim Banks and Chairman Brian MastHudson InstituteHudson Institute, 1201 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 400, Washington, DC 20004
Thu Jun 2510:00 AMData Centers and the Future of AI Infrastructure: Federal, Local, and Industry PerspectivesCSISCenter for Strategic and International Studies
Thu Jun 2510:30 AMAI and Scams: Beyond the HypeStimson CenterWashington, DC 20036
Thu Jun 252:00 PMInvisible Barriers: Disability Rights and Public Sector AICDTCenter for Democracy & Technology, 1401 K St NW, Suite 200, Washington, DC 20005
Thu Jun 252:15 PMCommittee on House Administration Full Committee Hearing, “The Congressional Research Service and the Future of AI-Enabled Policy Analysis”Committee on House AdministrationLongworth House Office Building
Thu Jun 255:30 PMAI x Mental Health Series - Session 5AI Collective DCJohns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center

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