Humans and AI agents are co-evolving. How do we make the partnership work?
Why this room
AI agents are moving from experiments to teammates, making decisions, coordinating work, and acting with increasing autonomy. Every delegation becomes a judgment call. Every workflow defines a relationship between people and machines. The frontier is no longer simply what agents can do, but when to trust them, when to intervene, and how humans and agents can work effectively together.
Co-evolution also changes what is asked of humans. As agents take on more work, human judgment, agency, learning, relationships, and the ability to coordinate across people and machines become increasingly consequential. The opportunity extends beyond individual productivity to teams, organizations, communities, and systems that become more capable together.
The Human+AI Agents Co-Evolution Symposium brings 200 invited pioneers, researchers, builders, organizational leaders, investors, and public leaders into a working conversation about the partnership taking shape. Short provocations, demonstrations, and small-group discussions bring different perspectives into contact. The room identifies what is working, where tensions remain, and what deserves collective attention and action next.
Who's in the room
- AI agent builders and product pioneers
- Organizational leaders deploying agents
- Researchers in cognition, learning, and collaboration
- Human–AI interaction and multi-agent systems specialists
- Investors and entrepreneurs
- Public leaders working on governance and policy
What you leave with
A sharper understanding of how humans and AI agents can work together, informed by the people already building and deploying these systems. New relationships across research, industry, and public life, and a shared synthesis of the strongest insights, disagreements, and priorities emerging from the room.
Limited seats. VIP ticket holders get priority registration. Register, and the hosts confirm your seat.