Human & AI: Collaboration, Competition, or Something Else?

Which of my skills still matter as AI takes over more of my work? Everyone’s quietly asking this question. Almost no one answers honestly in public. LinkedIn gives you hype. Conferences give you polished success stories. Your own team gives you a shrug. So we are doing something different. The event Five organizations. Real AI deployments. Real talk. Five organizations will tell you what really happened when they deployed AI. They will share the parts that failed, the roles that quietly changed, and the skills that lost value. No stage. No script. Just real experience. The evening 75 people. Five stations. Everyone moves. You’ll join a group of 15 and rotate through five stations, 20 minutes each. No rows of seats. No watching someone else’s slides from the back: A facilitator at every station keeps things moving and captures where each group lands. The part we are most excited about Every group’s conclusions will be captured. At the end of the night, we will show you what the whole room thinks, including the questions where the five groups disagreed. You will not just hear five organizations’ answers. You will leave knowing where 75 people in your field stand and how much they differ. What you will take home Who is in the room Practitioners and business leaders who build and manage AI systems: data scientists, ML/AI engineers, MLOps and platform folks, heads of data, product owners, innovation leads, researchers from different areas, and people moving into the field. Hands-on experience is normal here. We skip the basics and go straight to what was built, what it cost, and what did not work. This is a Women in Data Science event — and like all our events, it is open to everyone. Schedule 17:00 — Doors, registration, welcome drinks17:20 — Welcome & opening17:30 — Station rotations, five rounds of 20 minutes19:30 — Closing & synthesis19:45 — Apéro21:30 — End