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Creatives and AI: Imagining a Future of Coexistence at NYC #TechWeek

 
 
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​AI is here to stay — but that doesn’t mean human creativity is on the way out. 

​For an eye-opening discussion on how creatives and AI can coexist, we bring together a wide range of vantage points in the space. We’ll hear from Adam Pliskin (film and TV writer) and Brennan M. Woodruff (AI entrepreneur) in a candid conversation moderated by Alexandra Sternlicht (tech reporter at Fortune). Join us to learn how human creativity can thrive alongside continued AI innovation, both today and in the future. 

​There’s space for your thoughts and questions, too. Following the discussion, attendees will be invited to keep the conversation going and connect with each other over small bites and refreshments.

About our panel:

​Alexandra Sternlicht

​Alexandra is a tech journalist at Fortune where she covers creators and social media. Previously she was Under 30 reporter and community lead at Forbes where she also started the Top Creators List. She has also worked for the New York Times and the New York Observer. She was once the was director of marketing at the mobile app startup String Me.

Adam Pliskin 

​Adam is a film and TV writer based out of New York. He has developed projects with UTA, CBS TV Studios, ShadowMachine, and Quality Control Films, and has spent time in the writers' room of ABC's 'The Goldbergs'. He wrote, directed, and produced the Snapchat Originals series 'Protect and Serve.' Adam is also the founder of Trumbo, an artificial intelligence company aimed at using AI to accelerate the Hollywood development process.

​Brennan M. Woodruff 

​Brennan is a finance veteran turned entrepreneur. Before co-founding GoCharlie.ai, Brennan worked at SoftBank's Vision Funds, Uber's IPO and New Products Incubator, and KPMG's Deal Advisory groups. Today, he's working on how generative AI can allow entrepreneurs, brands, and businesses to tell their stories in new ways with a keen focus on go-to-market, fundraising, and operations.

​This event is a part of#TechWeek — a series of VC- and startup-hosted events across NY, SF, and LA that brings together the top minds in tech.