🧠 GenAI Collective x UW: ☔Seattle AI Roundtable Series

​The GenAI Collective is back for another set of engaging roundtable discussions!

​Seattle isn’t just another city; it’s the powerhouse of AI innovation, home to tech giants and the brightest talent that are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with AI. With amazing academic institutions, cutting-edge research labs, and a tangible rise in startups, Seattle has become a key hub for AI. That’s why the GenAI Collective is here in Seattle, to build community amongst the innovators that drive our city - join us as we continue to grow the community that brings together the brightest minds across disciplines to shape the future of AI.

​We welcome you to join us at the innovative University of Washington CoMotion labs, where we’ll all engage in deep discussions about:

• ​Learning AI: The Impact on Education and Adoption

• ​Seattle Ecosystem: Cross-Pollinating Ideas For Startups

• ​Traditional Industry Evolution: Challenges of Implementing AI 

• ​Environmental Safety from Compute: How Big is Too Big?

​​During this small, intimate forum, you’ll have the chance to meet with Seattle’s top emerging AI technologists and discuss the above topics in depth. In particular, we’ll be providing you with structured discussion materials and will encourage you to ideate on new ideas together.

​​As always, light bites, soft drinks, engaging conversation, and incredible company will all be provided!

​​​Please be advised: Unfortunately, space is very limited at these community events and we can not always accept everyone we would like to. If you are not accepted to this event, please keep applying! We appreciate your application tremendously and we are looking forward to seeing you at a future event very soon!

​The GenAI Collective is a community of 25,000+ founders, researchers, operators, and investors representing the global forum for AI and technological progress. Through events, workshops, and online forums, members foster relationships and collaborate on challenging problems to define the future of technology.