​If the spatial computing revolution means that digital environments will be everywhere, that means that everyone will - in some way - be in them, or at least be exposed to them. And we all know that the text-based internet has not been a complete success in terms of human progress, socially and psychologically.

​So how do we do better with the spatial internet? Is this a matter of regulation? Or community engagement? Or an ethical revolution? Or something else entirely? Can we make digital environments and metaverses better - for all, for all time - than the default world, somehow? Or will that remove the potential for novelty, discovery, creativity?

​​This conversation, led by leaders in imagination, design, philosophy and governance of spatial environments and digital communities, explores the human frontier in the spatial computing age.

​Everyone working in or studying spatial computing, metaverses, game, digital design, social media, philosophy and ethics, interface design, community development and governance is welcome to join in, learn, and participate. The event is free to attend, but registration is required.

​Livestream

​​​All livestream guests will be sent a link to the livestream 10 minutes before the event starts.

​​To learn more about Treasury please visit us at treasury.space

​​Andrew Zuckerman

​Founder, ​Andrew Zuckerman Studio

​Throughout his multi-modal career, artist and creative director Andrew Zuckerman has created a series of formal parameters through which art and storytelling connect human beings with the rest of nature. Zuckerman’s work includes hyper-real photography of the natural world, award-winning films, internationally published books, globally traveling exhibitions, and creative direction for some of the most impactful brands in technology and climate. Andrew lives in New York City with his wife and three children.

​Tobias Rees

​​​​Founder & CEO, limn

​Tobias Rees is the founder and CEO of limn, a small AI studio located at the intersection of philosophical research, art practice, and product building.

​Before founding limn Tobias was William Dawson Chair at McGill; Reid Hoffman Professor of Humanities at Parsons and the New School; and Director at the Berggruen Institute.

​Most recently he was founder of ToftH.org, a school and research institute exploring the philosophical transformations of the human brought about by technology.

​​John Manoochehri

​​​​Founder & CEO, Treasury

​​​​Architect and experienced in both computational design and sustainability, John has founded companies in the space of design, data, technology and sustainability. He founded Treasury in 2021 to focus on making the digital environments of today and tomorrow resources for sustainability and human development.

​Agenda:

​​​5pm – Doors open, drinks available.

​​​5:30pm – Panel Discussion: Humans in Digital Space

​​​7pm – Session ends.

​​After the event, attendees are welcome to continue the conversation with drinks on the Treasury terrace overlooking the city.