Copenhagen | Claude Conversation
Join a Claude Community Event, organized by local enthusiasts for everyone who loves building with Claude!
An evening for people in Copenhagen who want to talk honestly about what AI is doing to work, to families, and to the rules we all live under.
This is not a tech event. No panels, no slides, no product pitches, no expertise required. Around 40 people in small groups, two hours.
Before the event, we choose one of three questions to tackle:
What does AI mean for my job?
What is AI doing to me, my kids, my community?
Who decides the rules?
You pick the one you care about. Each group gets a short guide to keep the conversation moving, then we bring the room back together and share what came up.
Who should come
Anyone with a stake in this. Developers and designers, yes. But also teachers, parents, students, nurses, public sector people, founders, and anyone managing a team through the change. If you've been carrying a question about AI and haven't found a good answer, this is the room.
Why we're doing it
Claude Conversations are running in cities around the world this summer as part of Anthropic's Claude Community events. The idea is simple. AI shouldn't only be shaped by the people building it. It should also be shaped by the communities it changes. Copenhagen gets to add its answers.
Practical
The event is free, but by invitation only. Apply to get a seat at the table.
Light food and drinks provided.
We run in English so everyone in the room can take part.
Space is limited to around 40 people, so RSVP early. Waitlist opens when we fill up.
Hosted by Jacob Langvad Nilsson, Claude Community Ambassador for Copenhagen and co-founder of Applied Futures.