TechCrunch Disrupt Side Event: Voices from the Future of Humane AI - Short Docu Screening & Panel

​Join us for an intimate screening of our documentary short (8-12 minute) featuring AI researchers, cognitive scientists, and innovative builders who are reimagining how we develop artificial intelligence as an official side event during TechCrunch Disrupt. This isn't your typical tech panel—it's a glimpse into a movement of interdisciplinary thinkers challenging the dominant Silicon Valley narrative.

​Who does our short doc feature? Folks including

• ​Danielle Perszyk, cognitive scientist for Amazon's AI lab

• ​Daniel Bashir, safety researcher for OpenAI

• ​More to come!

​Our film captures candid conversations with frontier lab researchers, academics, and technologists exploring what happens when we prioritize humanity in AI development. Witness how diverse voices are shaping a more thoughtful approach to our technological future.

​After the screening, engage with those featured in the film through an informal panel. Then join facilitated discussions to connect with like-minded builders to see how you can contribute to ongoing projects in humane technology. Whether you're an engineer questioning your company's direction, a researcher with fresh frameworks, or simply someone who believes technology should serve humanity—this is your community.

​We're providing dinner and drinks at the friendliest food park in town: in Mission Bay, near OpenAI. You can even roast s'mores over the fire pit.

​Join us at 5:30pm for networking; screening begins at 6:00pm sharp, followed by the panel & QA.

​Building Humane Tech's event is organized and operated solely by Building Humane Tech (not TechCrunch Media LLC, nor any of its affiliates or brands, including TechCrunch).

​Huge thanks to our gold sponsor, Amazon Science, for supporting this event and the documentary itself.