Made for creatives who are curious, skeptical, excited, or all three about AI's growing role in creative work.

This isn't a lecture or a pitch fest — it's a space to actually talk. Whether you're a designer experimenting with generative tools, a writer wrestling with what authorship means now, a musician exploring AI-assisted composition, or simply someone who loves thinking about where creativity is headed, you'll find people here worth talking to.

What to expect:

Networking - Meet other creatives, technologists, and curious minds working at the edge of AI and creative practice. Come alone, leave with new collaborators.

Ideas - Share what you're building, testing, or thinking about. No polished pitch required — half-formed ideas are welcome.

Debates - Real conversation about the tensions in this space: originality vs. automation, tools vs. crutches, opportunity vs. disruption. We want genuine disagreement, not just consensus.

Who should come:

Designers, illustrators, writers, musicians, filmmakers, game developers, and anyone in a creative discipline who's thinking seriously about AI — whether you're all-in, cautiously optimistic, or actively wary.

Format:

A relaxed evening with no fixed agenda, no speakers talking at you. Expect small group discussions, a few provocations to spark debate, and plenty of open time to mingle.