Artificial intelligence, video games, cinema, digital creativity, and new ideas transforming the way we live. Through October 31, Tecweek brings together talks, festivals, workshops, and experiences across different points of the City. An invitation to discover technology beyond screens.

The future is also experienced in Buenos Aires

What will cinema look like when artificial intelligence becomes part of the creative process? How will video games, education, or the jobs we know evolve? What happens when artists, programmers, and entrepreneurs come together to imagine something new?

For twelve days, Buenos Aires becomes a space to explore these questions.

From October 20 to 31, Tecweek 2026 brings together specialists, creators, companies, students, and the curious in a program that bridges technology, innovation, and culture.

In its third edition, the festival offers much more than keynote lectures: there will be immersive experiences, live demonstrations, creative meetups, competitions, workshops, and spaces to discover projects that are already transforming different industries.

And there is no need to be an expert to join in. Part of the agenda is designed for anyone who simply wants to understand the ideas shaping the world.

Artificial intelligence: from screens to daily life

One of Tecweek's main pillars is artificial intelligence and its applications across fields as diverse as cinema, journalism, education, and business.

The schedule includes sessions dedicated to exploring how these tools are altering the ways we produce images, tell stories, analyze data, and build new projects.

Among the featured events is the World AI Film Festival (WAIFF), inviting audiences to explore new possibilities in audiovisual creation powered by artificial intelligence.

There will also be spaces for reflection on the challenges accompanying these shifts: from the future of work to the human role in creative processes.

Because talking about technology also means asking ourselves how we want to use it.

Video games, digital culture, and new narratives

The gaming universe also takes center stage.

Tecweek features gatherings focused on video game development, the creative industries, and the communities formed around screens.

A standout event is EVA, the exhibition dedicated to video game development in Argentina, connecting game studios, professionals, students, and gaming industry enthusiasts.

The lineup also covers initiatives related to content creation, digital platforms, and emerging forms of communication.

A journey demonstrating how technology ceased to be merely an instrument and became a fundamental pillar of contemporary culture.

Ideas that meet and transform

Beyond current trends, one of Tecweek's most compelling elements is its capacity to gather people from diverse disciplines.

Designers, researchers, developers, entrepreneurs, artists, and students share spaces to exchange knowledge, experiment, and uncover new opportunities.

There will be hands-on workshops, hackathons, networking meetups, and project pitches spanning artificial intelligence, biotechnology, digital finance, and education.

The goal is for knowledge not to remain confined to lecture halls, but to flow freely and foster new connections.

Because many breakthroughs begin in this exact way: people crossing paths and daring to imagine something different.

An agenda across the City

Tecweek does not take place under a single roof.

Its programming unfolds across various venues throughout Buenos Aires, including BA Ferial, Centro de Convenciones Buenos Aires, Centro Cultural Konex, Usina del Arte, Centro Metropolitano de Diseño, and Parque de Innovación.

Each location offers a distinct lens on the technological landscape.

Some activities cater to professionals and enterprises; others invite students, creators, and the general public to attend talks, view showcases, or dive into interactive experiences.

This diversity allows visitors to tailor their own itinerary based on personal interests—whether that means tracking creative trends, learning about novel developments, or simply interacting with emerging technologies.

A city imagining what comes next

Buenos Aires boasts an active scene spanning design, science, technology, and cultural production. Tecweek aims to connect these domains and highlight them within a single unified agenda.

Yet perhaps the festival's most compelling quality is its invitation to look ahead without losing sight of the present.

Artificial intelligence, new channels of communication, and digital technologies are already part of our everyday lives. Understanding them, testing them, and debating them is also a way of actively participating in those changes.

Through October 31, Buenos Aires invites everyone to discover that the future is not merely something waiting to arrive: it is also being forged right now, across the City.