Ideas In Motion

A fascinating question. Interesting people. One great evening.

In April 2025, a team of former OpenAI researchers published AI 2027 — a month-by-month scenario imagining how artificial intelligence could develop through the end of 2027. The New York Times called it the report where losing your job is the best-case scenario.

Some of the world's most respected AI researchers disagree.
Both sides have compelling arguments. Some predictions in the report have already shown early signals. Others remain deeply contested.

That tension is exactly what we'll explore.

Come ready to question the ideas, consider different perspectives, and perhaps even rethink your own assumptions.

Once you sign up, you'll receive a few links to get the conversation started.

This isn't a lecture or a debate. It's an opportunity to exchange ideas, hear different perspectives, and spend an evening with interesting people.

Come curious. Bring your perspective. And see who you meet.

Dinner and drinks are on your own. Everything else – good conversation, curious people, and a great evening – that's taken care of.

For centuries, humanity has fought for one thing: a world where survival isn't a daily battle.

Leading AI experts are suggesting we may be on the verge of getting exactly that. Machines that do virtually everything better than we can. Work as we know it disappearing. Abundance becoming the default.

Does that feel unsettling? What happens if work is no longer necessary?

Join curious, open-minded people for an evening exploring whether a world without work could be humanity's greatest freedom or create an entirely new crisis of purpose and identity.

Once you sign up, you'll receive a few links two weeks before the meeting to get familiar with the topic and get the conversation started.

Dinner and drinks are on your own. Everything else – good conversation, curious people, and a great evening that's taken care of.

Because sometimes the best part of an evening isn't what you came to talk about.

It's the people you meet, the ideas you discover, and the conversations you didn't expect to have.