What Should Stay Human?

The Commons: Third Space (Hayes Valley) Event Link AI is changing how we work and live, fast. Some of us are excited, some are worried, most of us are both. In the middle of it all, what makes us human—and what kind of future do we want to create? This is a space to slow down, reconnect with ourselves and each other, and make sense of this change together. Through simple body-based practices, shared stories, and honest conversation, we’ll explore what has carried us through change before and what can guide us now. Who it’s for Anyone feeling the change: founders, business owners, people navigating shifts at work, and builders and scientists shaping AI. No tech background needed. Worried or excited, you belong here. What we’ll explore together • What makes us feel alive, connected, and human • What’s changing in our work and lives, and how it’s affecting us • What the future of work could look like—and what we want to help shape • What we choose to keep human, and how we can navigate what comes next together We’ll bring our bodies, feelings, and imagination into the exploration alongside our ideas. Everyone helps shape the conversation. What you’ll leave with More clarity about what matters to you. One intentional choice about how you want to move forward. And the experience of meeting this change with others. In person. Small group. Bring your whole self. Facilitated by Nima Imani & Annalisa Jackson Nima is a founder and ICF-certified leadership coach helping founders, leaders, and teams navigate uncertainty, hard decisions, and the human side of change. Annalisa is an ICF-certified somatic coach and facilitator who uses mindfulness and body-based practices to help people find their ground in uncertainty, trust their choices, and communicate with clarity and confidence under pressure. About InsightsOut InsightsOut works with individuals and organizations on the human side of AI change and leadership. Upcoming events · 1:1 coaching location provided by event source: "550 Laguna St, San Francisco" ―――――――――― SF Stuff To Do