October session
Recap to follow.
Real AI in production, shown live. If it doesn't run on stage, it doesn't get a slot. Then the room takes the mic — the wins, the fails, and what it actually cost.
Each presenter gets an identical 14-minute block: seven minutes to show something that runs, seven minutes of questions. Two presenters a night.
The Hotseat is ten minutes for anyone in the room to describe a real attempt to use AI in their business — what worked, what didn't, what it cost in tokens and sleep.
Hosted by Nicholas Levenstein. Venue sponsor: Tropical Nomad, Canggu. Every other Thursday; doors 6:30, programme 6:40.
Recap to follow.
Two agents, shown running. Recap to follow.
Nick opened the books on running a small firm on agents — a planned monthly allowance gone in a day, the "38 agents" that were really 11, and the key-person question investors ask. Chris Wijnia (Chief Innovation Officer, Agio Digital) took the technical questions.
Frederic Bazin — Miranesia, a daily-updated feed of everything on in Bali for the next 30 days, vibe-coded in 12 hours; LLMs discover the sources, clean the copy and write the code. Marcel J Reinosa — running a multi-million-dollar construction enterprise on Nous Research's Hermes agent: planning, estimates, operations.
One rule: demo a working product or code, live. Seven minutes, seven minutes of questions. Tell us what you'd show and we'll find you a slot.
Thanks — your proposal is in. We'll be in touch.
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