Every Launches Thesis: 2027 Conference on Human Work After Automation
every · x · 2026-10-09
AI media Every announced Thesis: 2027, its inaugural conference on November 5, 2026 at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn, bringing together 400 founders, executives, and builders to explore what great human work looks like after automation.
- Core thesis: AI progress creates more work for humans, not less — AI takes on execution while humans focus on deciding what matters
- Speakers include Ivan Zhao (Notion), Cristóbal Valenzuela (Runway), Nicholas Thompson, and Sahil Lavingia
- Program mixes keynotes, vertical-specific executive roundtables, hands-on workshops, and office hours; applications are open to everyone
- Trace Wall of Klaviyo is confirmed to attend
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