Feu Oblige: What Should We Build?
What will you build when you can build anything?
For most of history, the power to shape the world belonged to a select few. Today, that is changing.
AI and emerging technologies are putting extraordinary capabilities into the hands of individuals. What once required entire organizations, vast resources, or years of expertise can increasingly be accomplished by a single person.
But as the barriers to building disappear, a more difficult question emerges:
Just because we can build something, should we?
When power becomes accessible to everyone, what happens to responsibility? How do we distinguish progress from possibility? And what does it mean to build something genuinely worth creating?
Feu Oblige is an intimate philosophical gathering exploring the relationship between power, ambition, and responsibility in an age of democratized technology.
Drawing on philosophy, technology, and the challenges of our time, we’ll examine not only what humanity is becoming capable of, but what we ought to do with that capability.
This is not a lecture, a panel, or another startup networking event. It’s an open conversation for founders, builders, thinkers, and anyone curious about the future we’re creating.
No background in philosophy or technology is necessary. Just bring your curiosity and a willingness to question your assumptions.
Hosted by Kevin Fischetto
U.S. Air Force veteran · Harvard philosophy graduate · Angel Investor
Connect with Kevin: kevinfischetto