Building AI-native: The good, the bad, and the ugly

​AI is more than just a feature — it’s redefining how we design, build, and experience software from the very foundations. As we see an explosion of next generation AI tools, the question becomes: what does it actually mean to be AI native? And how does this influence our approach to building product?

​Join Brendan Fagan (Design at Attio) and Nad Chishtie (Design at Lovable) for an honest and insightful conversation about building with AI, moderated by Ricardo Sequerra Amram (GP at Point Nine). They’ll share the highs and lows of their journeys, and explore how AI is redefining product thinking — not just for designers, but for founders, engineers, and anyone building the next generation of software.

​Doors open 6:30pm, with drinks and food provided.

​Please arrive by 7pm. The fireside chat kicks off at 7pm and we will not accept guests after this.

​Attio is the AI-native CRM built for the next generation of businesses. We're transforming the world’s largest software category from the ground up, building the new foundation that will define how companies operate in the AI era. Thousands of ambitious companies are already building what’s next on Attio — and we’re just getting started.

​Lovable is your personal AI software engineer. One of Europe's fastest growing startups ever, $10M ARR in 60 days, Lovable enables anyone to build websites and apps from prompt to production.

​Point Nine is a software-first, early-stage venture capital firm investing globally from Europe. Since 2008, Point Nine has been amongst the first investors in companies like Attio, Algolia, Chainalysis, Contentful, Docplanner, Loom, Mambu, Revolut, Typeform, and Zendesk. At any given time, each of the firm’s four equal partners works closely with 6-8 companies to maximize the chance of success of each company.