NewKid, Growing up in the Age of AI : an event for families
2026-10-25 · 10:00:00 · San Francisco
San Francisco, CA
NewKid hosts Growing up in the Age of AI, an in-person gathering for families taking place in San Francisco on October 25, 2026.
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Address: Check event page for more details.
Hosted by Mathilde Baillet
Founder brief
Who should attend
Founders building consumer AI tools, educational technology, or child-focused digital products will find relevant context here. It also serves tech entrepreneurs wanting to understand firsthand how modern households perceive emerging artificial intelligence technologies.
What happens
Starting at 10:00 AM, the morning is centered around family-oriented conversations regarding how children navigate modern artificial intelligence. Hosted by Mathilde Baillet, the free gathering facilitates discussions in a community setting without formal founder pitches.
Who's in the room
Participants include local families, parents, and community members discussing artificial intelligence and youth. Organizers from NewKid guide the room alongside host Mathilde Baillet for this Bay Area gathering.
How to prepare
Leave structured investor decks at home since there are no pitching slots. Focus instead on active listening, coming ready to hear authentic parent feedback and observe user behavior directly from everyday families engaging with technology.
Organizer: NewKid
At a glance
- Tickets
- Free
- Theme
- an event for families hosting conversations
- Sectors
- Ai ml
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