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dotAI is an in-person conference in Paris, France focused on AI, Data, Machine Learning. The event gathers AI and machine learning engineers for a day of talks, workshops, and peer networking in 2026. The programme covers LLMs, model deployment, MLOps, responsible AI, and practical AI integration in software products. The conference takes place in Paris, France.
dotAI arrives during la rentree, the last week of Parisian life resetting after the summer break, when theatres reopen and the city fills again. Held as a single-day, single-track event in a central theatre, it leaves the evening free — and September gives long enough light for the Seine walk that most first-time attendees end up taking anyway.
Charles de Gaulle (CDG) connects to central Paris by RER line B in about thirty-five to fifty minutes. Orly (ORY) is served by tram and the Orlyval link to the same RER line, plus a metro extension to the south of the city. Eurostar and TGV services arrive at Gare du Nord and Gare de Lyon, and within Paris the metro reaches almost every arrondissement in under half an hour.
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French networks cover the metro tunnels well and the central arrondissements without gaps. EU visitors roam freely; others avoid a substantial bill by loading an eSIM before departure. Set up an eSIM with Airalo before you board and you're online the moment you land.
Musee d'Orsay. The Beaux-Arts railway station on the Left Bank holds the definitive Impressionist collection, arranged so that two hours genuinely suffices. It is smaller and far easier to navigate than the Louvre, and the clock-face windows above the nave are worth the climb. Tickets on Tiqets →
Canal Saint-Martin. The tree-lined canal in the tenth arrondissement, with iron footbridges, locks and a strip of independent cafes along Quai de Valmy. It is where Parisians go on a mild evening rather than tourists, and an hour's walk covers the best stretch.
Montmartre. The hill above the ninth arrondissement, reached by metro to Abbesses and its deep art nouveau entrance. Skip the crowded square in front of Sacre-Coeur and use the quieter western lanes instead; the view over the city is best in late afternoon.
Rue Montorgueil. A pedestrian market street north of Les Halles lined with fishmongers, bakeries and terraces, and one of the most reliable lunch options in the centre. Ten minutes on foot from the main theatre district, it needs no plan and no reservation.
How do I get from CDG to central Paris?
RER line B runs directly into the centre in roughly thirty-five to fifty minutes. Taxis have a fixed fare to central Paris and take longer in traffic.
Is the metro the best way to move around?
Yes. It is dense, frequent and cheaper than taxis, with contactless payment and phone tickets now widely supported.
What is Paris like in mid-September?
Warm days, cool evenings and the city fully reopened after August. It is one of the more comfortable months to visit.
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