What AI Can't Fix: A Dinner Discussion for Product & Tech Leaders in Louisville

​This is a dinner discussion for product and technology leaders about everything AI didn't make faster.

​AI made the build part easier, faster, and cheaper. But building was already the part that worked.

​What AI did expose is everything else it takes to ship and sell software: Product decisions upstream that weren't sharp enough to survive shipping in a week. Sales describing capability that's still two sprints from real. Support and integration teams that can't absorb the new pace. Customers who can't feel most of what got shipped.

​None of that is new. AI didn't create these problems. It just made it impossible to hide them.

​So this dinner is about the rest of it - the parts of the business that didn't get faster, and what to do about them now that speed isn't the headline anymore.

​What we'll get into

​Deciding. The expensive mistakes still happen upstream, in research and strategy. Has AI made your product decisions sharper, or only your build faster?

​Absorbing. Integration, support, and GTM are getting outpaced by delivery. Where is that showing up, and what have you had to quietly roll back?

​Landing. Can your customers feel any of what you shipped? AI in the experience itself - raising the bar on service, not a bot standing between you and the people paying you.

​Format

​10-15 people, three hours, one moderated discussion, and nothing on the record for VPs and above in product or technology, at companies where software is the product.