Join a Claude Community Event, hosted by Official Claude Ambassadors, for everyone who loves building with Claude!

Robotaxis fill the streets. AI agents read our inboxes. Robots are showing up on the sidewalk. Who is building the guardrails?

San Francisco is where AI meets everyday life first, and most people here never got a say in how it should behave. For one evening, we're putting builders on the problem.

This Claude Impact Lab opens with a Claude Conversation: a fast, honest, room-wide discussion about what actually worries people in this city, from personal safety and privacy to guardrails for AI agents and robotics. We'll turn the sharpest concerns into challenge statements, form teams, and build working solutions with Claude before the night is out. Then we demo.

You'll leave with a solution, a team, and a much clearer view of where trust in AI breaks and how to fix it.

What to expect

  • A Claude Conversation that turns real SF concerns into build-ready challenges

  • Teams of founders, engineers, researchers, and designers, mixed on purpose

  • Hands-on building with Claude, with people who ship with it daily in the room

  • Live demos to close the night

  • A path forward for the best ideas: promising teams can talk with Antler about its residency and investor network (no acceptance or investment is promised)

Who should come

Engineers and researchers who have seen how AI fails up close. Founders, and people quietly thinking about becoming one. Trust and safety, security, and policy people who want to build, not just critique.

No coding experience needed. Bring your ideas, and Claude helps you build.

What you get

  • Claude API credits

  • Official Anthropic swag

  • Free food

Your host

Travis Johnson is the Claude Community Ambassador for Orange County and co-founder of AuraPath AI. He has hosted Claude Community events from Chicago to San Diego, including the OC Impact Lab on homelessness with Illumination Health + Home. Say hi when you arrive.

About Claude Impact Labs

Impact Labs put builders to work on real problems in their own city, and keep the best ideas moving after the demos. Free, like every Claude Community event.