CONFIRMED: @nxthompson, CEO of @TheAtlantic, is speaking at Thesis, our inaugural conference on work and AI.

AI could gut journalism’s business. It could also help The Atlantic reach new readers and tell better stories.

Nick’s bet: leaders have to use AI every day to understand which future they’re moving toward.

Thesis takes up that question: What becomes of journalism when the technology threatening the work may also improve it?

Join Nick and speakers from @NotionHQ, @AnthropicAI, and more on Nov. 5 in Brooklyn, NYC.

Apply to attend: https://every.to/thesis-2027?utm_source=x&utm_content=speaker_nick…

Thesis 2027: A conference exploring what great human work looks like after automation

Source: https://every.to/thesis-2027?utm_source=x&utm_content=speaker_nick Leaders on the edge of AI

Meet the speakers

• Dan Shipper CEO

• Ivan Zhao Cofounder and CEO

• Andrew Ambrosino Member of technical staff

• Cat de Jong Head of Applied AI

• Nicholas Thompson CEO

• Josh Miller CEO and cofounder

• Cristóbal Valenzuela CEO

• Lauren Reeder Partner

• Sahil Lavingia CEO

Why Thesis: 2027

AI progress creates more work for humans, not less

In 2027, AI will take on more execution. Humans will spend more time deciding what matters, thinking creatively, and building what comes next.

That is the thesis behind Thesis: 2027.

Every’s inaugural conference brings together founders, creatives, researchers, executives, and operators already changing how work gets done with AI to discuss and debate what comesafter automation.

Come with a thesis about what AI changes in your industry. Leave with a clearer position on what you’re going to build with it.

The program

A highlyengineered itinerary

A day designed for participation, Thesis moves between big ideas and small rooms, with keynotes, debates, executive roundtables, and hands-on workshops. Your schedule is custom-built around your interests.

The venue

Join us atPioneer Works

Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn, NY is an experimental art and technology space housed in a historic 19th-century manufacturing factory and founded by artist Dustin Yellin, whose private studio attendees can explore during lunch.

Apply toattend

Builders, operators, creatives, executives—if you’re shaping how work changes, this is for you. Applications are open to all.

Day + Night Thesis: 2027 Access

$1,700

$1,300

• Full day access to all speakers, classes, and conversations
• Complimentary breakfast and seated lunch in Dustin Yellin’s studio
• Happy hour cocktails
• Access to after-party with DJ, open bar, and passed bites

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Frequentlyasked questions

Builders, operators, creatives, executives—if you’re shaping how work changes, this is for you. Applications are open to all.

Applying & pricing

Who should apply?Thesis: 2027 welcomes people across industries, including informed skeptics who use the technology and question where it belongs. Thesis: 2027 sessions will assume all attendees have at least a basic knowledge of AI tools and are open to a positive future with AI.

How does the application work?Our application form asks for your name, company, title, and field or industry, as well as the option to tell us why you want to attend Thesis: 2027. We will email you to confirm receipt. If accepted, you will receive a private payment link and a longer onboarding form. We do not maintain a public application dashboard.

What does a ticket include?Your ticket covers the full in-person conference on November 5, including the day’s programming and attendee experience as well as access to our afterparty (also held at Pioneer Works). Tickets also include one year of Every’s All Access membership.

How do I make the case to my team for attending?How does All Access pricing work?Active All Access members get $625 off the public ticket price. For example, at Early Bird pricing, members pay $675 instead of $1,300.

When do accepted applicants pay?Payment happens after acceptance. Accepted applicants receive a private link showing the applicable price and package before checkout.

Attending & Access

What happens if the conference is full?We will email you once the in-person room is full. Anyone can still register for the livestream with a free Every subscription.

Can I attend only the afterparty?Afterparty-only tickets will require an active Every subscription. Sales open later. All Thesis: 2027 attendees are invited to our afterparty.

What accessibility support is available?Accepted attendees can share dietary and accessibility needs during onboarding. The event team will follow up when a request requires coordination.

Livestream & Recordings

How does the livestream work?Anyone can watch the livestream with a free Every subscription. We’ll email all Every subscribers ahead of the conference with the link to watch the event live.

Will recordings be available?Full session recordings and guides will require a paid Every membership. We’ll post the recordings on Every’s website post event.