AGI House hosts AI & Policy dinner bringing builders face to face with diplomats
agihouse_org · x · 2026-11-08
AGI House held its first policy-themed dinner on October 27 in San Francisco, co-hosted with the Swiss Consulate General, arguing that AI policy is mostly written by people who have never shipped a model.
Guests included Jonas Brunschwig (Switzerland's Consul General), Marie Dørup Olesen (Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Siddharth Mehta (AI Infra, Anthropic), Keith Enright (CSO, Harvey AI), and Ashish Agrawal (cofounder, Eudia).
Four years ago the first AGI House dinner asked "how do we regulate this?" and went nowhere while the industry matured rapidly; policy is now back everywhere. Switzerland will host the next global AI summit in Geneva on June 21–22, 2027, themed "Bridging Innovation and..."
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