Human Growth+AI: Navigating the Unknown - Open Registration
As AI reshapes how we think, solve problems, and work, the challenge facing knowledge workers is no longer keeping up with tools—it’s knowing how to grow when the terrain keeps shifting. Roles are unstable, best practices expire quickly, and many professionals lack a clear sense of direction. A new need is emerging: a shared map for human growth in uncertainty. This unconference-style, workshop-forward experience treats AI not as a tool to master, but as a thought partner for learning and evolution. Through curated prompts and facilitated dialogue, participants co-create frameworks for foundational skills, high-leverage moves, and growth paths in the AI era.
What if clarity on how to move forward with AI came from shared, learnable practices?
Join Kenny White as he hosts a facilitated unconference mapping how humans grow alongside AI.
Join Kenny White as he hosts a facilitated unconference mapping how humans grow alongside AI.
This event is hosted at the Frontier Tower:
We are transforming a 16-floor tower in San Francisco into a self-governed vertical village—a hub for frontier technologies and creative arts. Tier-one labs presenting AI, Ethereum, biotech, neuroscience, longevity, robotics, human flourishing, and arts & music. These floors will house innovators and creators pushing the boundaries of human potential in a post-AI-singularity world.
Apply here for founding citizenship: https://frontiertower.io/apply
Why should I become a citizen?
Be part of creating the first self-governed vertical village
Connect with the most creative people in the city
Get access to all floors, free event space & movement floor
Website: https://frontiertower.io/
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