The AI-free zone

What it is

Twenty people in a park is enough. A speaker sets out a proposal and makes the case for it, and then the floor takes over. What matters is that the idea is specific enough to disagree with.

It is called an AI-free zone because of what happens in it. Humans working with humans. Nothing is banned and nobody is searched at the door. Anyone can come, and most of the people there will not be members.

The topic changes every month. We provide material and support for anyone who wants to host one. If you want to try it, reach out and we will help you set it up.

Who speaks

We invite people worth crossing a city for. Writers, researchers, union organisers, politicians, people who build these systems and people who have been on the wrong end of them.

Where

A park, a square, a bookshop, a union hall, a room at a university. It costs nothing, and in most cities it needs no permission at all.

What it leads to

Every gathering ends with something to do. When an idea holds up under an hour of argument, the movement takes it up and campaigns on it. The people who argued for it run that campaign.