Humans, First. What does it mean to be human in a perfect agentic world?
We are about to live in a world with 8 billion AI agents — one for every human alive. They will be faster, cheaper, and more patient than any of us. They will handle nearly everything.
So what do we do with the "us" that's left?
If you believe a world with 8 billion AI agents should make us more human, not less — this conversation is for you.
This is a curated gathering of people who want to think seriously about that question. Not a panel. Not a pitch. A real conversation, with the people most likely to shape what comes next.
Topics we'll explore
01 How do we build "human-only" lanes — spaces and experiences where being inconveniently human is the whole point?
02 In a world of agents and avatars, how do we recognise the real person behind the screen?
03 What does a life well-designed look like — when convenience is no longer a constraint, only a choice?
Who belongs in this room
TEDsters and idea-driven thinkers who take human questions seriously
Psychologists and researchers watching what automation is doing to people in real time
Founders and investors building with AI who still ask "what are we actually optimising for?"
Designers and architects shaping the physical and digital spaces humans will want to return to
Anyone who has recently caught themselves missing friction
People who are building the future and still asking whether they’re building the right one.