What does it mean to perform at the edge of human possibility when the very definition of human capability is changing?
Why this room
AI can now compress six months of production into six minutes. That leaves a question about the six months of learning, practice, and transformation that originally made the performance possible. Artificial intelligence, robotics, neurotechnology, advanced biometrics, and biological enhancement are changing the equation: we can measure what was previously invisible, and we may increasingly be able to modify our physical and cognitive capacities.
EDGE is an evening in an intimate jazz-club room, at tables of eight, the size of a small high-performance team. Across three chapters, Then, Now, and Forever, live performance and demonstrations alternate with thirty-minute conversations with an extraordinary performer or expert at your table. You stay seated and the experts move. By the final chapter, lighting, sound, and images have transformed the room into 2035.
The people at those tables already operate at the boundaries of possibility. What they know about training, judgment, attention, adaptation, and flow can teach everyone about becoming more capable in a rapidly changing world.
Who's in the room
- Olympic and professional athletes
- Adaptive athletes
- Artists and musicians
- Military specialists
- Astronauts
- Neuroscientists
- Technologists
- Leaders, innovators, and investors
What you leave with
You become one of the voices in “The Future of Extraordinary Human Performance: Insights from 200 Humans at the Edge of Possibility,” an original publication created from the conversations across the room. You leave with its emerging principles and unexpected connections across disciplines.
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