Attend the WIRED World Fair in Miami on November 4th!

For over a hundred years, World’s Fairs have provided a preview of what’s to come: innovations, concepts, and lifestyles that have the power to change our daily lives. WIRED will honor that legacy in Miami on November 4 with the WIRED World Fair.

This single-day event will present the technologies, individuals, and cultural shifts that are reshaping our world, bringing them from the pages into the real world. Set in the Sacred Space in Miami’s Wynwood area, we’ll host discussions with thought leaders in biotechnology, politics, artificial intelligence, and much more.

The Onion will be present, along with a researcher dedicated to interpreting dolphin communication. Attendees can watch the Musk documentary and experience the same training software that astronauts use to prepare for lunar and Martian missions. There will also be robots.

We’ll be revealing additional programming as the event approaches. In the meantime, you can check the complete list of speakers and activities below—including immersive art installations from Marina Abramović and others—and find more details on the WIRED World Fair website.

• Ben Collins, CEO, The Onion, discussing satire and its current audience
• Clément Delangue, cofounder and CEO, Hugging Face, on the future ownership of AI
• Director Alex Gibney screening his much-anticipated Musk documentary, followed by a Q&A
• Denise Herzing, founder and research director, Wild Dolphin Project, on communicating with dolphins
• Ben Lamm, cofounder and CEO, Colossal Biosciences, on de-extinction and the implications that follow
• Trial lawyer Mark Lanier on legal battles against major tech firms—and achieving victory
• Alexis Ohanian, founder, Seven Seven Six, and cofounder, Reddit on the future direction of venture capital
• CJ Pearson, political influencer and Republican strategist, and Kat Abughazaleh, researcher, journalist, and former congressional candidate, on the impact of creators in politics and the outcomes of the midterms
• Evan Ratliff, writer and host, Shell Game and Husk, Comedian and AI Satire Advocate on the humor found in pushing AI boundaries
• Emergence by Kinda Studios, an “evidence-based immersive sensory experience aimed at enhancing states of consciousness, igniting creativity, and deepening presence”
• Slow Walking, by Marina Abramović, a “groundbreaking avatar performance by a lifelike digital replication of a prominent living performance artist”
• Refik Anadol’s Large Nature Model, the first open-access generative AI model focused on nature
• NASA XOSS, a hyperrealistic experience that immerses you into the conditions and scenarios of an astronaut crew on Mars and the moon
• Unitree Robotics’ G1 humanoid robot will be exploring the venue