Beyond the Prompt 2.0

Join us for Beyond the Prompt 2.0, an evening exploring what it truly means to create, build, and design in the age of AI.As AI becomes an increasingly powerful creative partner, the conversation is shifting from what it can generate to how we work alongside it. What skills will be most important? How do we cultivate creativity, taste, and judgment in a world where anyone can create? And what is necessary to transform AI-generated ideas into meaningful products and experiences?Through a series of thought-provoking talks, we will explore the evolving role of designers, builders, and creators in the age of AI. Whether you are a designer, founder, developer, student, or just curious about the future of creation, this session will challenge your perspectives, spark new ideas, and inspire you to think Beyond the Prompt.​​​​Agenda 🗒18:30 – 19:00 — Arrival and registration19:00 – 19:15 — Welcome and introduction19:15 – 20:15 — Speaker presentations20:15 – 21:00 — Networking The agenda is a guide and actual timings may vary based on the flow of the event. Adjustments may be made to ensure the best experience for everyone. Thank you for your patience and flexibility!​Our SpeakersAnd Now Generation Alpha Will Explain Why You Are Toastwith Leonard and Kaius Reese, Game Developer Duo at Sudoku FightingAs adults, we may find ourselves self-censoring creative ideas before we even realize, imposing artificial limits on our ambitions before we even try. In the hands of children, today's cutting-edge creative tools can have greater potency than for trained professionals. This talk will share how Leonard and Kaius went from a wild idea to a published iOS game in less than three months.Leonard and Kaius are a father-son creative team, musical duo, and developers of Sudoku Fighting, live on the web and in the Apple App Store. In their daily jobs, Leonard leads a design team at DBS and Kaius attends P3 at Ang Mo Kio Primary School.Designing as a Non-Designerwith Sherry Jiang, Co-Founder of 65labsYou don't need formal design training to build products that people actually enjoy using. Sherry will share the practical tools and workflows she employs, from Mobbin and Impeccable for inspiration and polish to MagicPath for quickly turning ideas into tangible product experiences, so you can develop taste, act faster, and create more enjoyable consumer products.Sherry is a community-based founder and builder based in Singapore. She develops Peek, an AI personal finance app, teaches creators to launch real products through Code with AI, and helps manage 65labs and AI Engineer Singapore, bringing together the region's AI builders through workshops, hackathons, and technical events.​Beyond AI Movement Generationwith Yaamin M, Sr. Partnerships at LottieFilesAI can now generate animation in seconds, but generation is the easy part. The real challenge comes when movement needs to be consistently delivered across dozens of screens, platforms, and teams. In this talk, Yaamin examines what comes after the prompt: how to think about animation as a system rather than an isolated asset, why scale and governance are as important as creativity, and how teams can build movement workflows that remain consistent, perform well, and comply with branding as they grow.Yaamin is a designer turned marketer with ten years of experience in design, movement, and marketing. He leads Partnerships at LottieFiles, where he positions himself at the intersection of AI, design, and movement, promoting educational and partnership initiatives that help designers and developers bring movement to their products.​​Our Sponsor​​​Open Government ProductsOpen Government Products is an internal team of engineers, designers, and product managers building technology for the public good. We proactively identify areas where technology can help, test our prototypes with real users, and bring the best ones to launch. This includes everything from building better front-end applications for citizens to automating the internal operations of public agencies. We use and release open-source software, maintain a flat hierarchy, and avoid bureaucracy to focus on delivery. We work on real problems, build for the user, and seek change.​Important Notes🍕 Food not provided – Participants are encouraged to bring their own food (BYOF). There is a food court on the ground floor of the venue, or takeaway food options nearby.🎟 Free registration – Please fill out all required fields during registration, including a valid personal profile on LinkedIn. This helps us ensure the safety and genuine intent of all participants. Registrations are subject to approval.📸 Photography, audio, and video recording may occur – By participating, you acknowledge and agree to this. We are committed to creating a respectful and inclusive environment where curiosity and meaningful connections thrive, free from harassment of any kind.