​Quantum AI Institute AI Memory Fellowship Workshop Dinner

​Join the Quantum AI Institute for an invitation-only working dinner in San Francisco.

​This intimate gathering will bring together 20 carefully selected AI founders, technical executives, researchers, investors, and enterprise leaders to help shape the inaugural AI Memory Fellowship and advance the future of AI memory, infrastructure, governance, and industry standards

​About the Fellowship: The Quantum AI Institute Fellowship begins with a 4-day residential program, followed by 6-months of facilitated monthly workshops, culminating in a graduation ceremony and presentation of the fellows’ work at the New York Stock Exchange and Project published into Industry Standard, AI Governance and Policy.

​Fellows will collaborate on the technical, governance, and infrastructure challenges required to build persistent, secure, trustworthy, and interoperable AI memory systems.

​What We Are Exploring:

​1. Agentic Identity, Authorization, and Memory Access: Who can know, remember, access, modify, delegate, and share what?

​2. Provenance, Audit-ability, and Trust: Where did a memory come from, why should it be trusted, and how did it influence an action?

​3. Memory Lifecycle, Conflict, and Correction: What is true now, and how does memory update, decay, resolve contradictions, or get forgotten?

​4. Persistence, Portability, and Interoperability: How does memory survive and move safely across agents, models, systems, and vendors?

​Across these areas, we will also explore the implications for retrieval, context, privacy, security, portability, correction, deletion, evaluation, enterprise knowledge, and interoperability.

​Ideal Participant Profile: This event is intended for serious fellowship inquiries from CEOs, CTOs, and enterprise AI Leaders decision makers actively working across AI memory, knowledge graphs, vector databases, agent frameworks, context engineering, identity and authorization, governance, security, enterprise AI, and frontier systems.

​This is not a general networking event. Attendance is reserved for participants with relevant expertise and a genuine commitment to contributing to the fellowship, which is working to establish standards for AI Memory that can ultimately inform governance at the industry level.

​Agenda:

​5:00 PM: Arrival and welcome reception

​5:30 PM: Quantum AI Institute and fellowship introduction

​5:45 PM: AI Memory working session

​7:00 PM: Dinner and curated conversation (4-course dinner)

​8:30 PM: Workshop discussion and next steps

​9:00 PM: Closing reception & Evening concludes

​Hosts

​Philip Rathle, Chief Technology Officer at Neo4j serves as Founding Technical Chair of the AI Memory Fellowship. Neo4j provides graph technology that helps organizations connect, understand, and activate complex data. Philip brings deep expertise in enterprise knowledge architecture, knowledge graphs, ontologies, context engineering, provenance, and graph based memory.

​Kwiri Yang, Quantum AI Institute, Organizing Host: The Quantum AI Institute brings together leaders across technology, industry, investment, research, and public policy to support industry led standard setting, develop shared frameworks, and strengthen the infrastructure required for responsible and scalable artificial intelligence.

​Brian Baumann, NYSE Wired x John Furrier, theCUBE, Co-Host and Media Partner: NYSE Wired x theCUBE brings together technology, business, and capital market leaders through executive programming, live conversations, and media focused on the future of enterprise innovation and AI.

​Sponsor

​Mike Guzman, Citi, Dinner Sponsor: Citi supports mid corporate and technology companies with the financial expertise, global network, and strategic resources needed to navigate growth, manage complexity, and pursue new opportunities. The gathering is supported by Citi’s Vice President of Software, Mid Corporate, as part of its commitment to advancing innovation and strengthening the technology ecosystem.