/ About this event
Join Simular for an evening bringing together former OpenAI talent, leading AI researchers, founders, and investors to discuss where computer-use agents are heading—and what breakthroughs still stand between today’s agents and truly general-purpose digital workers.
The evening will open with Ang, Founder of Simular, sharing Simular’s vision for computer-use agents and why interacting with computers may become one of the clearest paths toward more general intelligence.
From there, the conversation expands to an expert panel featuring voices from leading AI companies, research labs, and the investment community, exploring the questions that could define the next era of agents:
-- Could 2027 be the year computer-use agents begin to look like AGI?
-- What breakthroughs are still needed in reasoning, memory, reliability, and autonomy?
-- How low must the cost of running an agent become before agents can operate continuously and at massive scale?
-- Will agents live in the cloud or on our own computers?
This is designed to be a high-signal, curated evening rather than a large conference: thoughtful perspectives, candid discussion, and meaningful connections among the people building, researching, and backing the next generation of AI agents.
This event is a part of #SFTechWeek—a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem. Learn more at www.tech-week.com
About Simular (www.simular.ai)
Simular is an autonomous computer company. On OSWorld 2.0, we achieved the highest score among the compared models significantly lower cost than other frontier models. Our flagship product, Sai (sai.work), is a self-operating computer with an agent that sees the screen, takes the keyboard, and moves the mouse so you’re free from the digital labor you dread.
