RAISE Summit Paris 2027

RAISE Summit is a Paris conference on artificial intelligence aimed at people who decide how companies adopt and fund AI. It is run by Chain Of Events; the organiser's site says the brand, its robotics sister event MACHINA Summit and Signal Week now belong to Hyve. The 2027 edition is set for 6 to 8 July 2027. The tickets page names the Palais des Congrès de Paris as the venue, a change from Le Carrousel du Louvre, which hosted the 2026 edition on 8 and 9 July. The organiser pitches the event at founders, C-level executives, investors and enterprise leaders who are putting AI to work. For 2026 it reports more than 15,000 attendees, over 3,000 companies and 300-plus speakers, and says 80% of the audience were founders or C-level. The 2026 line-up included Mark Cuban, Yann LeCun, Jason Calacanis, Scott Wu of Cognition, Anton Osika of Lovable and Sebastian Kurz. No 2027 speakers or agenda have been published yet. In 2026 the content was split into four thematic tracks, alongside keynotes, panels, workshops, an exhibition floor and live pitches from the RAISE the STAKES startup competition. Around the main summit the brand runs RAISE Week, city-wide side events including a CxO Summit, a hackathon, an AI gala dinner in Versailles and a closing party. MACHINA Summit, which covers humanoids and robotics, is sold as a separate event. Super early bird prices for 2027 are already listed. RAISE PRO costs €899 plus VAT and covers both conference days, the expo, the startup pitches, the networking app and lounge, and an invitation to the closing party. RAISE VIP, at €5,999 plus VAT, adds the VIP lounge, the AI Gala Dinner and MACHINA access. A standalone MACHINA PRO pass is €799 plus VAT and does not admit holders to RAISE. Prices rise nearer the date, transfers need approval and refunds are not guaranteed. Journalists can apply for a media pass. For AffHouse readers the fit is indirect. RAISE is not an affiliate or performance marketing show, and its published material does not deal with traffic buying, offers or networks. It is more relevant to affiliates and media buyers who already promote AI products, and to vendors seeking enterprise buyers or investors. With the cheapest pass at €899, it is an expensive way to scout AI partners compared with events built around affiliate deal-making.