Day Zero Event: Seeding Trusted European Narratives and Amplifying Them with AI

Our shared narratives are decaying. Trust is under threat, outrage travels faster than truth, and the stories worth telling get drowned out. That’s not an accident: the algorithms reward what enrages, and foreign actors are using that same technology against our societies. And without a strong positive signal, Europeans lack the impetus and the agency to act. Policy and regulation alone won’t fix that.

So what will? During Falling Walls week, we’re hosting a closed-door Day Zero session in Berlin around one question: how do we find the signal in all that noise, and use technology to help the good stories travel further than the bad? What tech is missing in today’s trust desert?

The format: three short sparks, each a product idea we’re working on. Then an open working session where you can stress-test them, challenge them or help shape them. Then coffee and cake.

It’s a Sunday afternoon, so come as yourself, not your job title: a journalist, builder, communicator, investor or simply someone who cares about where this is heading.

Places are limited and registration is subject to approval.