I grew up with a metallurgical engineering professor for a father and a professor of philosophy for a mother. You can imagine our dinner table conversations.

There was no such thing as an unusual guest, or what topics could converge over a warm meal served with a side of abundant curiosity.

Colossal is that table, grown up.

This recurring dinner is for founders, philosophers, artists and scientists, exploring what happens at the intersection of AI and the physical world. A small group of people who think in different language about the same future, who tackle problems that can’t be vibe coded and who have the audacity and ability to build the hard things with a soft heart.

Format: 10-12 people. Chatham House Rules.