A Night at the Misalignment Museum
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What does venture capital look like
over the next 10 years
Michael Ströck and Philip Kasumu from Allocator One will be visiting from London to meet and make new friends in San Francisco. Allocator One is a fund that backs the top 3% of high-performing first-time fund managers around the world. Allocator One puts the first anchoring ticket into these funds and helps them launch faster with proprietary infrastructure and a technology platform.
Join us for an exclusive evening of thought-provoking conversations and connections at the Misalignment Museum, San Francisco’s most talked-about exploration of the future of AI. Hosted by Allocator One, this intimate dinner brings together entrepreneurs and limited partners for a unique opportunity to engage with the museum’s dystopian and optimistic visions of AI’s impact on humanity. Curated by Audrey Kim, the museum offers an immersive experience into the ethical challenges and possibilities of artificial intelligence, providing the perfect backdrop for meaningful dialogue on innovation and investment in transformative technologies.
Secure your place at the table—this is an evening you won’t want to miss.
Meet the hosts
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Michael Ströck is a co-founder of Allocator One. With extensive experience in tech and entrepreneurship, he has co-founded multiple companies and venture funds, including Candidately (YC S17), First Circle Capital, and Calm/Storm Ventures.
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Philip loves to empower entrepreneurs fostering growth within the startup ecosystem. He has been building key relationships within venture capital and other LP networks for many years across many different geographies. From his role as a founder and collaborator with founders at Founders Pledge, to his work with emerging managers and VCs at SVB and Asset Class, Philip is extremely well rounded and can literally talk about anything.
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Audrey Kim is the curator and founder of the Misalignment Museum, a thought-provoking art installation in San Francisco that delves into the potential risks and rewards of artificial intelligence . The museum, which opened in 2023, combines dystopian and optimistic perspectives on AI, aiming to inspire discussions about the ethical development of AI technologies. With exhibits like AI-generated conversations and sculptures referencing ethical thought experiments, Kim’s work emphasizes the urgency of aligning AI development with human values. Audrey’s diverse professional backgrounds spans operational roles at companies such as Google, Cruise Automation and Y Combinator.