We're taking the Claude Conversation outside. On Sunday 15 November, 10 AM to 1 PM, we meet at Karura Forest, Nairobi, for one hard question: how should a Claude-built tool help one Nairobi household this month? The pressures: SHA and eTIMS on one side, school fees and food prices on the other.
This is for anyone who feels those costs or builds for people who do. You don't need to code.
We meet at Gate A on Limuru Road, opposite the Belgian Embassy. In mixed tables of about five, you talk through what the question means in Nairobi, then what could be done about it. After a break, each table reads its answer aloud in one sentence.
You leave with your table's answer. Next is the Nairobi Impact Lab on Saturday 21 November, where teams build working tools for the problems picked here.
Our event is free. Karura charges its own park entry fee, paid by M-Pesa through eCitizen: KES 116 for a Kenyan adult, plus the eCitizen charge, on its current fee notice. Wear shoes for a forest path and bring water and a rain jacket. Registration needs approval.
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