Wired World Fair to be held in Miami on November 4

Wired Business announced it will host the Wired World Fair in Miami on November 4, aiming to revive the tradition of World's Fairs by showcasing future technologies, ideas, and ways of living.

The one-day event will bring together technologies, people, and cultural forces reshaping the world. Held at the Sacred Space in Miami's Wynwood district, the fair will feature conversations with prominent figures from fields including biotechnology, politics, and artificial intelligence.

Attendees will include representatives from The Onion, a researcher decoding dolphin language, and director Alex Gibney presenting his Musk documentary. Visitors can also experience astronaut training software for lunar and Martian missions. The event will also feature robots and immersive art installations.

Further programming and speakers will be announced closer to the date. Highlights include insights from Ben Collins (CEO, The Onion), Clément Delangue (co-founder and CEO, Hugging Face), Denise Herzing (founder, Wild Dolphin Project), Ben Lamm (co-founder and CEO, Colossal Biosciences), attorney Mark Lanier, Alexis Ohanian (founder, Seven Seven Six and Reddit), and political influencers. Artists such as Marina Abramović and Refik Anadol will present their work, alongside Unitree Robotics' humanoid robot.