Your name on the two days a year when funders, builders, researchers and policymakers are in one building. A keynote, a curated track, a workshop, or a live experiment run on the floor.
San Francisco, March 2026: 1,000+ people from 92 countries, 229 sessions
Every talk we film outlives the event by years and reaches people who were never in the room. Fund the stage recordings, the Open Conversations and the films, and your name travels with them.
421 recordings in the Library, 500K+ organic impressions from March 2026 alone
Test a product or a mechanism live with a community that has spent five years on funding and governance, then publish what happened, together.
The Field Report (49 pages), the Governance Report (80 pages), and the Simocracy experiment, all from March 2026
The DPI Leaders' Dinners: thirty to forty people, invited one by one, under the Chatham House Rule, the evening before a major gathering in that city. San Francisco, Zurich, Tokyo, Buenos Aires and Paris since 2024. We plan each one with a lot of care, because it is rare to be fully unplugged with these kinds of minds for an evening, and it is one of the most intimate and fun things we do. As co-host you set the question and sit at the centre of it; we bring the guests and make the introductions.
Eight dinners, 229 organizations at the table, 72% of guests at director level or above
For public agencies and philanthropies working out how to engage frontier technology, and who to build it with.
Advisory work with UNDP AltFinLab and UNICEF's Office of Innovation, and a seat on UNDP's Blockchain Advisory Group
A participatory round designed with the organizations it serves, so the people closest to the work decide where the money goes.
Internet Freedom Campaign with the Tor Project: $200K raised, $174,536 to ten projects, 580 donors
If you fund the AI transition, build frontier AI, deploy it in an institution, or write the standards the field will use, there is a place for your work here.
“This type of event is great because it brings not just experts of technology but also the conversations that can happen at the intersections of different expertise. […] It's something that anyone can be a part of.”
