ON_Discourse Breakfast Club: The Orchestration Gap: Stop Adding AI. Start Connecting It
An ON_Discourse and Code and Theory Event
Everyone is adding AI. Almost no one agrees who owns making it work together.
New research from Code and Theory and WSJ is landing this fall that says the C-suite already knows the stack is fractured. What they don't agree on: who owns the fix?
Before the report goes public, ON_Discourse is pulling a room together to argue some of the findings. This is not a panel, or just a preview of the report, it's an opportunity to push back and bring your own point of view.
Join Toby Daniels, Co-Founder of ON_Discourse, and Michael Treff, CEO of Code and Theory who will lead the discussion.
The ON_Discourse monthly breakfast brings together AI leaders, builders, operators, and invited guests, for a private breakfast, illuminating discussion, and breathtaking views from the 69th floor of One World Trade.
Thanks to our sponsors and partners:
Code and Theory
Code and Theory is a strategically driven, digital-first agency that lives at the intersection of creativity and technology. We solve consumer and business problems with end-to-end solutions that flex to meet the needs of today’s ever-changing digital landscape.
The Machine OS
A Stagwell product, designed and built by Code and Theory, The Machine OS is marketing's first agentic operating system — the layer that connects the tools you already have and delivers AI-powered context and action across your stack, inside the software your teams already use. It runs on shared cloud, private cloud, or on-prem, with brand governance and human review built in, plus the strategy and training most platforms leave out. The result: 35% productivity gains, 40–50% faster time-to-market, and 50–80% more creative output — which is why Microsoft, Amazon, Suntory, and Con Edison run on it.
Domain
Domain, AI that lives where you work. A collaboration platform where Doma joins your chats across Signal, Slack, Telegram, and MMS to turn your network into shared context.