Live Translation
Adam's voice, translated in real-time into your language — live captions plus AI-generated audio in his own cloned voice, streamed to your phone. 40+ languages and growing.
The Lab
Live · on stage & right here
He doesn't just talk about technology — he brings it into the room. Every keynote runs live, interactive experiments: real-time translation, audience polls, perception demos, emotion maps. The audience doesn't just listen — it takes part. This is that same lab, opened up and made playable.
Shipped and playable — some run in your browser, some Adam runs live from the stage.
Adam's voice, translated in real-time into your language — live captions plus AI-generated audio in his own cloned voice, streamed to your phone. 40+ languages and growing.
An autonomous AI DJ that composes house music live, hears itself through a CLAP model, and learns its own taste from reward. Streaming 24/7, heading for an off-grid installation at Afrika Burn 2027.
Rate eight faces from robot to human — the live survey from Robotics(Humanity) — and see where your curve dips against every room that has rated them and everyone online.
The Las Meninas beat from the stage: your camera feeds back into itself until the room recedes into infinity. Runs on your own camera — nothing is uploaded or stored.
A real-time map of how humanity feels right now — collective valence against arousal, decaying over time. Drop a feeling and watch the room shift.
The same audience poll Adam runs from the stage: cast a vote and watch the room update in real time. In the room it streams straight to the projector.
A perception demo from the talk. At first it's alien whistles; then you hear the hidden sentence — and you can't un-hear it. A tiny window into how the brain builds meaning.
How real audiences felt and what they wrote, saved as they left it.
SingularityU Executive Programme · Łódź · 20 September 2026
How this room felt
from exhilarated to elated
33 feelings from 28 phones, each a glow that brightens the later it came. The line walks the room's centre in ten-minute steps, from the first feeling to the last — the picture on screen as the audience left. After the opening minutes, each step is one person coming back to move theirs.
The Lab isn't a slide — it's the room taking part. Bring these live experiments to your stage, and give your audience a keynote they play, not just watch.