Every's inaugural Thesis: 2027 conference to explore human work after automation
every · x · 2026-10-30
Every announced its inaugural conference Thesis: 2027, held November 5, 2026 at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn, gathering 400 founders, executives and builders around the thesis that "AI progress creates more work for humans, not less" — AI takes on execution while humans focus on deciding what matters, creative thinking, and building what's next. The program includes keynotes, debates, executive roundtables and hands-on workshops, plus a free livestream. Confirmed attendees include Deloitte's Ken Corless (CTO of Olympic Games technology), Notion cofounder Ivan Zhao, Wired CEO Nicholas Thompson, Arc's Josh Miller, and Sahil Lavingia.
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