Every announces Thesis: 2027 conference on what human work looks like after automation
every · x · 2026-09-17
AI media Every announced its inaugural conference Thesis: 2027, to be held November 5, 2026 at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn, gathering 400 founders, executives, and builders around the question of what great human work looks like after automation. The core thesis: AI progress creates more work for humans, not less.
- Four program tracks: the agora (keynotes/debates), the salon (vertical roundtables), the classroom (hands-on workshops), and office hours
- Confirmed speakers include Ivan Zhao (Notion), Josh Miller (The Browser Company), Cristóbal Valenzuela (Runway), Sahil Lavingia, and Nicholas Thompson
- Attendance is application-based with a 5-day ticket window after approval
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