Coevolution Conference heads to SF Bay Area Dec 2026 to tackle human-AI coevolution
bradneuberg · x · 2026-10-18
Coevolution Conference will run December 4–6, 2026 in the SF Bay Area, gathering big-lab researchers, neurotech futurists, and independent thinkers. Themes include intentional coevolution vs. blind successionism, preserving pluralism and human agency, and whether neurotech can advance AI at the pace of human cognition. Sponsors and speakers are being recruited. Reposter bradneuberg notes his career bridged Intelligence Augmentation (IA) and now AI.
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