Two-Day Event Includes Policy Discussions and a Public Festival Featuring Live Demos, Interactive Exhibits, and More.
ARLINGTON, Va., Sept. 26, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP) will host AI Unlocked, a free two-day event on October 3–4, 2025 in National Landing (Crystal City, between 15th and 20 streets and South Bell Street) area of Arlington, Virginia. AI Unlocked is presented in partnership with JBG SMITH, additional event sponsors and partners include the National Landing Business Improvement District (BID), Arlington Economic Development (AED), the Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA), Capitol CNCT, and The Silverene Group. This unique event will showcase how artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies are transforming everyday life.
"AI Unlocked is not your typical AI event — it is a celebration of what this technology can do when policy, creativity, innovation, and community intersect. From leading experts to local artists, this event gathers diverse perspectives on America's technological future," said SCSP President Ylli Bajraktari. "With the support of our partners, we are proud to offer community members of all ages a place to explore and participate in this transformation."
On Friday, October 3, AI Unlocked will explore the real-world impact of artificial intelligence on policy and technology. Leaders from industry, academia and the government will lead discussions on critical topics like AI's role in emergency response and the future of autonomous vehicles.
On Saturday, October 4, National Landing will transform into a vibrant, family-friendly three-block festival celebrating AI's role in creativity and community. The event will showcase the surprising uses of AI in arts, music, education, and sports.
AI Unlocked is supported by partners including:
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SOURCE Special Competitive Studies Project