We invite the people with real decision rights — executives deploying AI at scale, researchers defining the frontier, founders building the infrastructure.
Seniority opens the door; first-hand evidence keeps the chair. Every guest must be able to speak from inside their own deployments and decisions.
You own an AI budget, a research agenda, a product line, or a portfolio — something where your call, not your commentary, is what the industry feels.
You can support your positions with what you've seen inside your own organization. The Room runs on primary sources.
You hold at least one non-consensus view about where AI goes — and you're willing to date it, log it, and be revisited on it.
You'll say the real thing, with names and numbers redacted where they must be. We protect specifics, never reasoning.
You or your team writes in. One paragraph on who you are and the thesis you'd bring is plenty.
Twenty minutes with AJ — off the record — to find the session's spine: your cipher, your separation, your forecast.
You receive the seven-segment manifest and logistics. Comms teams are looped in; ground rules are agreed before anyone records.
Forty-five minutes, one take wherever possible, remote or on location. Your forecast enters the ledger on publication.
One host across the table. No moderator, no audience Q&A, no press-tour pacing. Your reasoning, kept intact.
Seven timecoded segments, shared in advance. The segments are fixed; the questions inside them aren't. No gotchas — and no softballs.
One non-consensus prediction with a date, entered into the ledger and revisited on air when it matures. In the Room, judgment is the credential.
Full sessions on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts; decoded clips on LinkedIn, cut around your sharpest claims — not your stumbles.
If that's you — or someone your team represents — one email starts it. Tell us who you are and the thesis you'd bring.
Request an invitationabhishek@meetkiwi.co · Sessions recorded remotely or on location · Comms teams welcome