

24six9 Berlin Chapter Launch: Founders Workshop
24six9 made it to Berlin and we're presenting you with an opportunity to be unfiltered, come-as-you-are, peer-to-peer evening meet-up.
What we're going to be doing?
Learning when knowing is Cheap: What should Founders build when AI makes answers abundant?
24six9 is a global not-for-profit founder community - and Berlin, you're next. This is our very first meetup in Germany and we are not here to give a presentation or hand out business cards. We're here to sit down, get real, and find our people.
AI is changing more than how we search for information or complete tasks. It is changing what it means to learn, demonstrate capability, develop judgment, and build a career.
For the first 24six9 Berlin meet-up, we'll will explore a simple but consequential question:
If knowledge is increasingly available on demand, what should human learning be for?
We will move beyond generic claims that “AI will transform education” and get specific about what needs to be built next: products that develop judgment rather than dependency, organisations that recognise real capability rather than credentials alone, and systems that help people retain agency in an AI-rich world.
Expect candid perspectives, useful disagreement, and intentional introductions to people working on the human layer of the AI economy.
Come meet us and meet each other. The 24six9 Berlin Chapter begins here.
Who should attend:
Founders, aspiring founders, failed founders, operators, investors, researchers, students, those at the intersection of AI, learning, talent, human capital, cognitive tools, and the future of work. But just overall curious minds - come ready to listen, share, and ask.
Meet your Berlin Ambassadors:
Maria | Shikhar
NOTE:
This is the first meet-up in Rebuilding the Human Stack, a three-part 24six9 Berlin series on how AI reshapes learning, organisations, and industries.
About 24six9
24six9 is a not‑for‑profit founder community for start-up builders in tech, deep‑tech, AI & innovation, providing meet-ups, mentorship, chapter‑based peer networks; and practical support to help founders turn hard tech into sustainable ventures.