AI x The Future of Work: TechCrunch Disrupt Side Event cohosted with Tesla
Open Sphere & Ontology of Value’s event is organized and operated solely by companies Open Sphere and Ontology of Value (not Yahoo Inc. nor any of its affiliates or brands, including TechCrunch).
As TechCrunch Disrupt concludes, it's time to take a high-level look at AI and its impact on the future of work. How will these cutting-edge technologies reshape the labor market in the near and distant future?
In this event, we will explore the profound changes AI is bringing to the workforce, examining its influence across various industries. We'll highlight how AI-driven innovations boost productivity, foster professional development, and even impact mental health. Our discussion will delve into the evolving economic landscape, focusing on AI’s dual role in creating new jobs, displacing others, and shifting skill demands.
However, with great power comes great responsibility. We'll also explore both the opportunities and challenges AI presents for professionals in 2024. Join us to speculate on the future of work in the AI era and learn how to harness AI's potential for sustainable career growth.
We're not just here to talk—we want to take immediate action! This event will also serve as a networking platform, bringing together tech talent, founders, and hiring managers to explore potential collaborations. After our first event, many participants successfully landed job interviews during the networking session (testimonials below). This time, we’re aiming even higher!
Are you looking for jobs at the moment? Consider joining us one hour earlier. At 4pm, before the official start of the event, Dr Natalia Bielczyk will give a blitz 60-minute intensive workshop "How to Develop Your Potential and Achieve Professional Excellence in the Age of AI." 🔥
Are you interested in testing Tesla's Cybertruck? You are in the right place! We collaborate with Tesla and during this event, we will offer the participants a test drive. 🚀
Hosts:
Ontology of Value® by Natalia Bielczyk, PhD helps you take control over your professional life, strategize, and land great jobs using our AI-powered proprietary tools. Interested in working together? Book a free consultation 🛂
OpenSphere by Atal Agarwal maximizes your visa-approval chances with our personalized AI-powered assistance and legal guidance. Immigrants can book a free consultation 🛂
General Lithium by Justin Zelaya and Tony Loehr is a new makerspace operating as a 501c3 nonprofit based the Mission District, San Francisco, where hardware community is enriched encompassing robotics, edge AI, and more. Book a free tour 🛂
VIEW THE SPACE HERE
Who is this event for:
Futurists, policymakers, and government officials focusing on labor market trends
Policy advisors, independent journalists, and commentators
Ambitious tech professionals seeking leadership roles, regardless of market uncertainty
Hiring managers looking for top-tier tech talent
Job seekers in the tech industry
Agenda:
*16:00-17:00 BLITZ WORKSHOP for job hunters by Natalia Bielczyk
17:00 Doors open for the main part of the event
18:00-18:50 MAIN PROGRAM (Notes from Organizers + Panel)
18:50-21:00 Networking + DJ Chris' concert + Test drives with Tesla Cybertrucks
How To Enter The Space:
Please press the bell downstairs at 1338 Mission St and go straight to the elevator. Take the ride to the 4th floor and enjoy!
Additional Information:
We’d like to give all visitors the maximum amount of career opportunities. Therefore, we introduced a color code for the name tags (explained below). If you are looking for jobs at the moment, please look for participants wearing colorful name tags at the event!
Visitors’ Impressions from Edition #1, June 25th 2024:
I met some great people at this event and I’m so happy I learned about Natalia’s free career development resources. I hope to see the organizers again and continue learning from them and others! I also enjoyed networking, especially since I am writing my personal development book. I met two writers who have published personal development books and learned a lot from the speakers about the importance of personal branding for someone in the job market.
– Nuray Krein Yilmaz
I attended the event and I must say that it was absolutely amazing. The presentations, speeches, panel discussions, and the guest lineup were all fantastic. As someone who has struggled with how my brain functions throughout my life and has only recently become aware of my ADHD, I was particularly fascinated by the discussions on brain function in the context of professional development. By the way, I'm a product designer and I just wanted to take a moment to introduce myself and express my gratitude. Thank you!
– Natallia Vialichka
I attended the first edition of The Future of Work in San Francisco while seeking career opportunities amid a tech job market crisis. Normally, I don't expect much from career fairs, but this one was different. The talks were captivating, and I engaged with several hiring managers during the networking session, even scheduling a follow-up call. It was also beneficial; to exchange experiences with other local job hunters in tech. I was pleasantly surprised by the simplicity and effectiveness of the networking process and the opportunities I found in just one evening. A perfect mix of quality content and valuable connections—highly recommended!
– Ela Bader
Please find the legacy page for the first edition HERE.