TechCrunch Disrupt 2025: Full Roundtable Lineup Revealed

TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 has officially unveiled its comprehensive lineup of interactive roundtables, offering attendees a direct line to industry experts across a wide range of technological and business sectors. The sessions, which will be distributed across three dedicated rooms, are designed to provide actionable insights for founders, investors, and startup professionals.

Prospective attendees can currently secure significant savings on their participation. By registering before the event kicks off on October 27, participants can save up to $444 on their passes and access a 60% discount on guest tickets. Detailed information on specific session times and speaker backgrounds is available on the official Disrupt agenda page.

Key Industry Focus Areas

The 2025 agenda places a heavy emphasis on the practical application of artificial intelligence, venture capital strategies, and the evolving startup ecosystem. The following sessions highlight the breadth of the upcoming discussions:

• AI and Infrastructure: Experts from Anthropic, Meta Superintelligence Labs, and Firework AI will lead deep dives into model safety, AI evaluation, and scaling generative AI applications.
• Venture Capital and Growth: Managing directors and partners from firms like Prelude Ventures, 645 Ventures, and XYZ Venture Capital will discuss Series A fundraising, public market transitions, and public sector AI opportunities.
• Entrepreneurial Strategy: Discussions will range from the “Berkeley Method” of entrepreneurship to the importance of founder-led content and community-driven business models.

Featured Roundtable Sessions

The event features a diverse roster of speakers addressing the most pressing challenges in the modern economy:

Future of Construction: The Role of AI and Data in the Field and the Office

Austin Yount, partner, Brick & Mortar Ventures

This session examines how AI and data are refining workflows in one of the world’s oldest industries, focusing on where investors see the most significant potential for disruption.

How to Train Your Model: Taming AI Agents Without Breaking Them

Kyla Guru, head of model cyber safety, Anthropic

Kyla Guru explores best practices for maintaining the power of AI agents while ensuring alignment, safety, and reliability in frontier systems.

IPO Success: Charting the Course from Private to Public

Charly Kevers, CFO, Carta; and Daniel Tay, managing director, Global Capital Markets, Morgan Stanley

A practical look at the requirements for startups looking to successfully navigate the transition from private to public markets.

Scaling Search and AI for Millions: Lessons from Reddit Search

Rachel Miller, product manager, Reddit

This discussion covers Reddit’s technical approach to scaling search and machine learning systems while balancing global relevance, safety, and bias mitigation.

Physical AI: Designing, Funding, and Scaling the Future

Kahini Shah, partner, Obvious Ventures

An exploration of the breakthroughs and persistent hurdles in physical AI, from high deployment costs to data limitations in unpredictable environments.

For a full list of sessions—including encore presentations and specific scheduling—attendees are encouraged to visit the official event agenda.