Attendee
I listen to both sides, put questions to the speakers and meet other entrepreneurs.
An open debate for entrepreneurs
Contested questions with no settled answer yet. Several positions, a live debate and questions from the floor — instead of talks with ready-made conclusions.
Each role has its own script, its own form and its own payoff. Pick the one your evening is worth spending on.
I listen to both sides, put questions to the speakers and meet other entrepreneurs.
I join the debate from the floor: I have a position and the numbers to back it.
I defend a professional position in the programme and answer for its consequences.
Expert and debater are different roles. An expert is selected and appears in the round; a debater joins the debate from the floor, with no selection and no application.
Each round is one question and several incompatible positions. Nobody arrives with a settled conclusion: the arguments are tested here, in front of the room, and you are the one who takes them away.
Each defends a position and answers for what it costs other people's money.
Questions are collected in advance and asked from the floor — not cleared with the speakers.
Any participant can agree, object or offer a third option.
No final truth from the stage: you take the arguments away and test them on your own numbers.
The payoff depends on the role — pick yours.
A short form — and your claim to a seat. There are as many places as there are chairs.
Attendee, debater or expert. The role decides what you do on 18 September.
Confirmation appears on screen straight away: the seat is tied to your contacts.
A closed participants' group: the programme, the round topics and the venue address.
A couple of lines about your business in the group — business contacts start before the event.
Round after round: several positions, questions from the floor and no ending known in advance.
An anonymous vote for the most convincing speaker. The organisers decide when results open.
After the rounds — open networking: introductions, contacts and conversations with the people whose arguments got to you.
The areas the rounds are assembled from. The full wording of the questions stays with the moderator — some of them will be asked in the room.
The programme is in progress. It will be published closer to 15 September.
The organisers are in talks with specialists whose positions genuinely diverge. The entry for each of them will look like this.
Sample
Founder of a manufacturing company
Position: until the processes are rebuilt, any tool stays a cost.
Sample
Chief data officer, bank
Position: the cost of a data error outweighs the gain from the strongest model.
Sample
Founder of an IT company
Position: agents are already taking whole jobs, not helping to do them.
Sample
HR director, retail
Position: the layoffs start before the promised productivity shows up.
The cards above are a layout sample: photo, name, short intro and credentials. Real names and credentials will take these places as soon as the experts confirm.
This is where the people who passed selection and are already in the programme appear.
The line-up is still being assembled. Confirmed speakers will appear in this block.
One participant, one vote. Neither the organisers nor the speakers can see who voted for whom.
Voting opens once the organisers approve the line-up of experts.
This is the result of a participants vote, not an independent professional assessment of qualification.
Registration takes a minute. After that: the closed Telegram group and the venue address.
You are on the participants list. The seat is tied to your contact details.
The programme, round topics, venue address and schedule changes are published there.
Tell the group briefly about your business or send your card — introductions start before the event.
Add the debates to your calendar and the reminder will come on its own.
Not a conference. Not a lecture. Not a presentation. Debates.
Here you may disagree even with the experts.
Short answers to what people ask most often.
Business owners and managers, specialists and experts interested in the topics of the rounds. Registration is open to everyone, but there are only as many places as the venue holds.
No. The conversation is about money, processes and people, not about how the models are built. Most participants come to listen and to ask questions.
Yes, that is the attendee role. You listen to the debate, ask a question if you want to, and take part in the vote.
Yes. Send it in advance through the form on this site or ask it from the floor during a round. Submitted questions are reviewed by the moderator.
Fill in the form «I want to apply as a speaker»: describe your expertise and topic and attach a photograph. The application goes to moderation.
The organisers review applications by hand: the topic, the experience and how strongly the position collides with others. Approved profiles are published on the site; the rest stay private.
Each participant casts one vote for one of the approved experts. The administrator opens the results; until then they are hidden from everyone.
Yes. No name, email or phone number is stored next to a vote — only a technical marker that prevents voting twice.
The link appears right after registration, on the confirmation screen. The group is closed and holds only the participants of the debates.
Yes, that is the debater role: you take part from the floor, ask questions and offer your position, but do not speak in the programme.
No, participation is free. The only limit is the capacity of the venue.
In the «Save the date» block there is a Google Calendar link and an .ics file that opens in Apple Calendar and any other app.
The organisations supporting AI DEBATES.
Qalqan public association of security experts
qlq.kzLynxCustodia legal group
lynxcustodia.kzMental Shield educational project
mentalshield.kzJoiConsulting international investment and consulting group
joiconsulting.asiaQalqan Media portal
qalqanmedia.comSport Games Club community
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