An invitation to host

The ML Club

An invitation-only salon for machine learning, in want of a good room.

The club

This is an old-fashioned club. AI moves fast. We take our time to understand it. Every other week, ten to fifteen people who do machine learning for a living spend the evening on one subject, and hear one honest story from inside a company. Invite only: every member is proposed and vouched for by another.

First evening

Part I · About 35 Minutes"What looped transformers are, and hiding chains of thought"

A look into how GPT-6 Astra works. Jelena Jovanović.

Part II · About 20 Minutes"Our in-house agents are amazing"

The brain running behind Lovable's scenes. Michael Long.

Part III · Ten Brisk Minutes"What a Nobel-winning economist thinks AI will do to the economy"

Stiglitz's essay on AI and the medium-term world economy.

Part IV · The Rest of the EveningTable talk

Small groups, salon-style conversation, drinks.

The proposition

What we kindly ask is a room for one evening: a pilot in October, ideally a Wednesday, 6:30 to 10 pm, for 10–15 people. If the pilot leaves everyone glad, one weekday evening every fortnight thereafter. We bring the programme, food, drink, and setup, and leave the room as we found it.

Drinks for the salon would be received with delight, though never expected.

The club would be glad to call Lovable home: "convened at Lovable" on everything we publish, and standing seats for the team.

House rules

Admission by member invitation only. We keep the club small and curated, so the whole room can talk freely. The management is unbending on these points.