Invitational Summit Nov 14-16 2025 Discussing the convergence of AI, Industrial, and Labor Policy

San Francisco
Joined October 2025
Omar Shams (@omarshams): How to hyper-scale compute beyond Earth's energy capacity...and aim for the Moon.
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Clayton Rabideau (@ClaytonRab): Building foundation models and assessing novel dataset opportunities in computational biology.
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Harvey Michael Pratt (@npceo_): "Slop: The Only Way Out is Through" from building an AI game focused on game design to Scroll, Like, Obey, & Post.
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Katherine Dee (@default_friend): How the collapse of truth invites a return to narrative, symbolism, and mythmaking as primary tools for meaning-making in our new era.
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Adrian Kilian (@thegadak): Using AI to develop novel, minimally invasive surgical techniques.
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Jake Hamilton of @NockBoxInc: Building distributed infrastructure for Zero-Knowledge Proof of Useful Work.
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Dr Neal Davis (@sigilante): "Zero-knowledge proofs and the historical conditions of belief"
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Sunny Aggarwal (@sunnya97): Examining historical patterns of revolution from "The Crown and the Commons".
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York Westenhaver (@YorkTheWest): Exploring the paradigm shift from Large Language Models to Large Economic Models and implications for the future of automation.
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Daniel Keller (@dnlklr): "The New Culture of Sloptimism and Hypergambling;" from helping raise money in global online networks to leveraging AI-powered diligence.
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Demands we make of art evolves from the available technology. Portable paint enabled Impressionism en plein air. Photography freed painting from just portrait & still life. Eventually, it was seen as its own form, and not merely a mechanical process. What is art in the AI age?
The Datacenter Stability Paradox is staring us in the face and we're launching an invitational summit to tackle it. The datacenters we rely on to run AI models (and buoy US GDP) are among the most complex technological assemblies ever produced by civilization. /1
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