
AI Lightning: One Slide, Ten Minutes
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Four ten-minute talks on where AI goes next, from how we create and communicate to how we learn and compete, with an open Q&A at the end.
Alex Murrell of Epoch revisits 'The Age of Average', his 2023 essay on how film, fashion, architecture and advertising all converged on the same look, and asks whether AI is accelerating it. Eoin Rodgers introduces 'AI reputation': the picture of your organisation that emerges when someone asks an assistant whether you are a good employer or how your product compares, assembled from old news stories, reviews and gaps in what is online. Two further talks complete the hour. At The Station, part of Brazen.
Why go: both opening talks are about AI's second-order effects on taste and reputation rather than tooling, which almost nobody programmes. Best for founders, marketers and designers.
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