AI Circle · Events

Where the room shows up.

Chapter dinners in eight cities. Sidecar gatherings at the conferences that matter. Panels where the Q&A runs longer than the panel.

I. Formats

Four kinds of rooms.

Every event is built around the same thing: researchers, in conversation, at the size where conversation works.

01

Chapter dinners

Monthly, in eight cities. A table, not a venue. Researchers on adjacent problems, and the argument that follows.

02

Conference sidecars

Timed around the majors - NeurIPS, ICML, CVPR, COEX. The hallway track, with a reservation.

03

Panels & firesides

Working sessions on what the field is actually wrestling with. Evals, RL, physical AI, creative intelligence.

04

Flagships

Quarterly, and occasional multi-day gatherings. The whole network, one room, once in a while.

III. The record

Past rooms.

IV. Speaking

Bring work that is still being written.

Speaking slots go to members first. Researchers can apply to the network and indicate the paper, evaluation, dataset, or open problem they want the room to push on.

Propose a talk

Share the paper, evaluation, dataset, or open problem you want the room to push on.

Send speaker interest

The work is the application: one paper, repo, or talk.

Apply as a researcher

Attend a room

See upcoming chapter dinners, sidecars, panels, and flagships.

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V. Partnership

You don’t sponsor a booth. You host a room.

Our events put researchers from the frontier labs in one place, at a size where real conversation happens. Sponsorship means your name on that room-as its host, not its interruption.

No booth, no badge scanner, no sponsored keynote. What you get is presence in the room and the credibility of having convened it.

Host a dinner

Your name on a chapter dinner or invite-only gathering. One city, one night, high signal.

Panel

Build a session with us around a topic you have real standing in.

Sidecar event

A chapter or conference season, underwritten. Sustained presence across a city’s calendar.