Tech Events at Our Media, Bristol

with Patrick Fraser (Head of Brand and Reputation, AMBITIOUS) · David Sloly (Founder, HarveyDavid) · Rebecca Steer (Partner, Keystone Law) + 1 more

An hour on what AI assistants say about your company when a customer, prospect or investor asks, and who controls that. The premise is that for a growing share of people the first introduction to an organisation is now a generated answer rather than its website or press coverage, and most companies have little visibility into how those answers are formed. Hosted by Patrick Fraser, Head of Brand and Reputation at AMBITIOUS, with a panel of David Sloly, Founder of HarveyDavid; Rebecca Steer, Partner at Keystone Law; and Greg Halse, Technology Lead at AMBITIOUS. Further speakers were still to be announced. At Our Media's office in Eagle House on Colston Avenue. Why go: the legal and reputational side of AI-generated answers gets far less airtime than the engineering, and there is a practising lawyer on the panel. Best for founders, marketing leads and comms people.

Make it Clear and Bluefuse on where AI genuinely speeds up digital delivery and where it still needs a person's judgement. The two agencies have worked together for over ten years - Make it Clear on branding and user-centred design, Bluefuse on building and running custom software - so the argument comes from people shipping client work rather than from a platform vendor. It ends with a live audience challenge: bring a business or digital product idea and they will work it through with AI in front of the room, limitations included. At Our Media, Eagle House, Colston Avenue, in the Brazen Community Track. Why go: the live challenge is the reason to turn up. Most AI sessions stay abstract; this one commits to being wrong in public. Best for product and design people, and founders about to spend money on a build.

Two decades of creative and brand strategy distilled into a lunchtime talk, aimed at agency and in-house creative teams.