A room for people further into AI than anyone around them. By introduction. Every member was introduced by a member and spoke to a founder before they came. The founders choose the speakers and who comes. Sponsors come by arrangement.
One offer: a season
A sponsor takes a season: every date, in every open room, for the season agreed. London is open now. Each room that opens during your season joins it.
- What money can't buy
- Members get what money can't buy. Early access, raised limits, or time with your team. It leads the offer, and members may say they have it.
- Date by date
- At each date you are one of at most two sponsors, never beside one of your kind.
- Your name, in our type
- On every surface a sponsor appears as a name set in our type. Never a logo.
Who sees you
- Founders and chief executives of AI-native companies, several with exits
- CTOs, current and former, and heads of product and engineering
- People who run AI consultancies, building for other companies
- Engineering and strategy leads from larger companies
Mostly from startups and independents, where the person in the room decides what the company builds with. They switch models within days of a release, and try what they see here the same day.
About thirty-five were in the room last time. The notes go to about seventy members.
Most sessions are working software, shown live, with the numbers and what broke.
Where you are seen, at each date
- Your session
- One of your builders shows something working and takes the room's questions. The founders choose the slot.
- Your people
- One or two, in the room for the day. Each meets a founder first, like everyone else.
- The thank-you
- By name, from the front at the opening, for what you gave.
- The notes
- Your name in the thank-yous, and your session written up like any other, for the whole group, including those not in the room.
- This page
- Your name, under "With thanks to", after the day.
- Afterwards
- You may say that you supported AI Anonymous, and what you gave. Leave out the date, the place and the people. The founders see it first.
- For you alone
- A note from the founders after each date: how many came, what was shown, and what the room made of yours. No names.
Your name appears as one line in the notes, set in our type, never as a logo. The rest of the notes stays with the members.
What a sponsor gives at each date
Beside the season's offer to members, a sponsor covers one cost of each date, in kind or in money.
- Lunch for the room.
- The drinks after.
- A room for the day.
- Credits, so members can use your tool the day they see it.
The rules
Every sponsor agrees to these.
- At most two sponsors a date, never two of a kind. Members show whatever they use.
- Sponsors appear by name, in our type. Never as a logo.
- What is said in the room stays in the room.
- Show it working, by the person who built it. No slides.
- No pitching from the floor, and no recruiting.
- No photos, filming or recording.
- No member list, contact details or place in the members' group. Contact with a member starts with the member.
- Nothing said in the room, and no member, appears in your marketing.
- AI Anonymous is never "presented by" anyone. The mark and the film carry no other name.
By arrangement.
The season, its price and what you would offer members are agreed in conversation.