BDXP 2026 connects experts to professionals in Manaus and proves that Artificial Intelligence is already boosting careers in the North of the country

BDXP 2026 debated the use of Artificial Intelligence for companies, professionals and society. Juan Gabriel/g1 AM Between screens and commands, Artificial Intelligence is an increasingly constant presence in the routine of any work. Unveiling the main features of this tool was what connected experts on the subject with professionals from different areas during Bemol Digital Experience 2026, held this Saturday (15), at the Vasco Vasques Convention Center, in Manaus. In its second edition, the meeting promoted lectures and activations at dozens of stands throughout the day, and proved that Artificial Intelligence has transformed businesses and careers in the North of the country. This career boost is felt in practice by the commercial assistant at the Amazonas State Industry Center (Cieam) Polyana Motta. For her, the tool has become increasingly indispensable in the routine of companies seeking growth. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp BDXP 26 "It's very revolutionary, it's an area that is really covering more and more, there's no way to work, how to do something that is more qualified, without using AI, without using technology." The search for more knowledge led her to BDXP 2026. "I think the exchange of knowledge that we are having at this event is extremely important. All the speakers are very well qualified in the content they are giving, in the knowledge they are able to pass on to us. It is very important because there is no way to advance further without technology, so you need to recover that, you need to make an effort to learn, you need to be increasingly up to date with everything that is happening", she assesses. For one of the BDXP organizers, Stéphanie Monteiro, the objective of the meeting was to expand Artificial Intelligence in the region. "We understand that when we do this, we ensure that businesses will prosper, people will prosper and, most importantly, our professionals in the job market will be up to date with everything that is happening out there." In this edition, the event featured three simultaneous stages, with content divided into beginner, intermediate and technical levels. The program allowed each participant to choose activities according to their level of knowledge and objectives. Among the speakers were Maurício Aniche, CTO of Alura, a technology, business and Artificial Intelligence ecosystem in Latin America; Carlos Bettanim, Solutions Architect at Databricks, with over 18 years of experience in Data, Analytics and Artificial Intelligence; and Altigran da Silva, researcher from Amazonas, PhD in Computer Science from UFMG and full professor at the Computing Institute of the Federal University of Amazonas (IComp/UFAM). In addition to the technical and strategic programming, the event featured an exhibition area with companies, startups and partners that develop innovative solutions for different market sectors. Visitors check out stands during BDXP 2026. Disclosure/Bemol