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We need more positive, human stories about this technology shift—full stop. Humans in the Loop is exactly that: a novel event spotlighting the impact of builders putting AI in the hands of people, to enrich everyday life. Space fills up fast. Join us!

Kirsten Green

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Kirsten Green5 months ago

We have an incredible cast of cohosts alongside us @ForerunnerVC this year: @sequoia , @usv, @Accel, @a16z, @spc, @ycombinator, @GVteam, @GreylockVC, @generalcatalyst , @NEA, @felicis, @MenloVentures, @pearvc, @Lux_Capital, @lightspeedvp, @firstround, @OfflineVC, @AdverbVC, @AbstractVC, A*, @trueventures, and @daybreak_fund.

Kirsten Green5 months ago

@sequoia @usv @Accel @a16z @spc @ycombinator @GVteam @GreylockVC @generalcatalyst @NEA @felicis @MenloVentures @pearvc @Lux_Capital @lightspeedvp @firstround @OfflineVC The center of Humans in the Loop is a rapid-fire demo showcase featuring 20 early-stage companies, representing some of the most ambitious, creative ideas in consumer AI—each nominated by a cohosting VC firm. Special guests and fireside chats to be revealed in the coming weeks.

Kirsten Green5 months ago

@sequoia @usv @Accel @a16z @spc @ycombinator @GVteam @GreylockVC @generalcatalyst @NEA @felicis @MenloVentures @pearvc @Lux_Capital @lightspeedvp @firstround @OfflineVC Join us on June 10th. Space is limited and fills up fast. Apply to attend here!

Eurie Kim5 months ago

Totally agree - we NEED a large dose of positivity and optimism for what AI can do to HELP us all, not just the doomsday narrative. Humans in the Loop is always such an energizing jolt of hope.

Ann Bordetsky5 months ago

Wouldn’t miss it ✅

Kirsten Green5 months ago

💙

Dmytro G5 months ago

The real value emerges when people access AI to answer their questions instantly. That is what we built RAI AI for: delivering rapid, customized data insights without analysis bottlenecks. This event captures that spirit perfectly.

Simon Khalaf4 months ago

This is great to see, as all of a sudden, we have many folks joining the Modern Age Luddite movement, and only harping on AI- job loss doom and gloom. It is time to start talking on how AI will create 3 jobs for everyone it takes, and how it will make services abundant, just as the industrial revolution made goods abundant.

theo5 months ago

Thats exactly what we believe! The future of AI runs on humans. There are gaps AI will never close and humans are the only ones who can fill them

Tanya Mitchell4 months ago

The coolest event in Silicon Valley this summer 🔥

PatrickEnin4 months ago

Let’s talk @elonmusk also We’re raising to bring Orukka Vow to more people — a smart payment ring and fitness ring in one. This is not just another fitness ring. It’s behaviour-changing fintech. The rule is simple: If you don’t complete your goals, you can’t spend on your ring! Investments from $100 currently Live! Support us here: Patrick Enin

parents’ nook5 months ago

Yes we are building in the space and would love to join.

Stabledash5 months ago

More of this, please. The stories about real people using AI in their everyday lives are the ones that actually matter.

Sofia3 months ago

Really

Gisela5 months ago

Greetings beautiful spirit 💜 As I came across your presence, I felt a deep, unexplainable resonance—like the universe was gently guiding me toward your energy. There’s something spiritually significant surrounding you that I feel drawn to explore❤️✨

Zyra Dating4 months ago

@ZyraDating, we would love to but as an international company we’re limited

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