Every to Host First Thesis: 2027 Summit on Human Work After Automation
Every, the tech media company, announced its first Thesis: 2027 summit on November 5, 2026 at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn, New York, expecting around 400 founders, executives, and builders. The summit's core thesis: AI progress will create more human work, not less, shifting people toward decision-making and creative labor.
Confirmed
- Date and venue: November 5, 2026, Pioneer Works, Brooklyn, New York
- Scale: roughly 400 founders, executives, and practitioners
- Core premise: "AI progress creates more, not fewer, jobs for humans," with a focus on what good work looks like in an automated age
- Speakers mentioned in posts include Kane Call and Every team members (guest details are truncated in the source material; final lineup pending official announcement)
Why it matters
- Against widespread anxiety about AI replacing jobs, Every stakes out the opposite view, reframing the debate from job loss to the restructuring of work.
- As Every's first offline summit of this kind, convening founder- and executive-level discussion, it may serve as a bellwether for how the industry judges the relationship between automation and employment.
2026-08-18 ~ 2026-08-19 · 5 related posts
Primary sources
- [source] Every announces Thesis 2027 conference on the future of work post-automation — every · 2026-08-18
- Every Announces 'Thesis: 2027' Conference Exploring Human Work Post-Automation — threepointone · 2026-08-18
- [source] Thesis 2027 Conference Announced to Explore Human Work After Automation — danshipper · 2026-08-19
2 near-duplicate retellings: every · danshipper