Every hosts Thesis:2027 conference on getting skeptical enterprises to use agents
soumitrashukla9 · x · 2026-11-05
Every hosts its first conference, Thesis:2027, a full day of free livestreamed talks. One core session: Hugh Wimberly (Ode, working with Anthropic) and Jeremy Hadfield on how getting an agent to work is one thing—getting a company with decades-old systems and habits to actually use it is another, covering skeptical teams, unexpected agent uses, and where the saved time goes.
Speakers span OpenAI, Sequoia, Notion, The Atlantic, The Browser Company, Microsoft, and more, under the thesis that by 2027 AI handles execution while humans focus on deciding what matters.
The event also includes $20,000 in partner-credit giveaways.
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