/ About this event
Join us for a different kind of #SFTechWeek evening, where artists, humanists, and AI builders in the computer-use space come together to create.
We’re bringing together former AI builders at OpenAI and DeepMind, a Shakespeare scholar from Stanford and a surprise artist for an intimate conversation on autonomy, creativity, and the human craft.
Featuring:
Ang Li — CEO, Simular; ex-Google DeepMind Reiichiro Nakano — MTS, Periodic Labs; ex-OpenAI Ali Madani — Shakespeare Scholar, Stanford Special Artist Guests
Throughout the night in Mission, we invite everyone to answer one question:
“When computers do the work, what happens to humans?”
The space is inspired by the retro-futuristic pixel art Simular created for its computer agent Sai. Expect live music, drinks, small bites, and hands-on time with autonomous computers.
Schedule • 5:00 PM — Doors open, drinks, interactive experiences • 6:00 PM — Conversation & open discussion • 6:45 PM onward — Music, drinks & mingling
Throughout the night • Custom pixel-art portraits • Live music, experience our autonomous computers • Meet new friends!
Simular’s mission is to free humans from digital labor so they can reclaim their lives. We built this evening as a glimpse into that future.
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 the autonomous computer company. Its Agent S was the first to achieve human-level performance on OSWorld, an industry-leading benchmark for real-world desktop tasks.
