dev/ai/nyc Brings the Real-World Product Questions Around AI Back Into One Room
dev/ai/nyc is scheduled for 2026-10-28 in New York. A fireside conversation on the product and technical decisions behind BeeBot, AI in physical spaces, and what has changed since Foursquare.
The meaningful AI product question is rarely whether a model can produce an interaction. It is whether the interaction stays useful when it meets a city, a customer, and all the conditions a demo did not contain.
Why this matters now
The technology cycle is producing new capabilities faster than the operating answers around them. A useful room does not pretend those answers are settled. It lets builders compare what works in theory with what stays true when a product reaches people, workflows, and an existing business.
dev/ai/nyc centers Dennis Crowley, co-founder and CEO of Hopscotch Labs, and Jeff Smith, Head of Product, AI at Automattic. That makes this more than a generic networking entry. It is a chance to place a concrete product or research conversation inside the wider work of building technology people can actually use and trust.
What the organizer has confirmed
- Doors at 5:30 PM ET
- Fireside conversation at 6:00 PM ET
- Discussion of BeeBot, AI in physical spaces, and product decisions
- Drinks and light bites after the conversation
Event details
- Date: 2026-10-28
- Time: 5:30 PM ET
- Location: New York venue disclosed by organizer, New York, NY
- Organizer: dev/ai/nyc
- Access: The organizer controls registration and location disclosure.
- Official information: Registration and current organizer details
The official organizer page remains the source of truth for any schedule, venue, access, or participant changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is dev/ai/nyc?
2026-10-28 at 5:30 PM ET.
Where is it?
New York venue disclosed by organizer, New York, NY.
Who is organizing it?
dev/ai/nyc
How can I get current details?
Use the official organizer page: https://luma.com/sjnwdzsw
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