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Every year, Y Combinator publishes a list of the problems they think are worth solving. This summer: AI-native services, company knowledge systems, dynamic interfaces, counter-swarm defence. A map of where they believe the next decade gets built. Do you agree with it — or do you have your own idea for the future?
​Maps are drawn from above. We're on the ground.
​Walk the Talk is an afternoon in the park where we look at both — what YC sees from the frontier, and what you're seeing in your work, your city, your daily life. Bring your idea. Refine it with AI. Test it. Walk it through the best and worst case scenarios of what it could become.

# ​Schedule

​☕ 14:00 — Grab-and-go coffee. No sitting. Keep moving.
​🚶 14:10 — Partner up. Raw pitch — where does your idea fit in what YC is asking for? Or does it belong in a category they haven't named yet?
​🤖 14:25 — AI refinement pass. One prompt, together.
​🔍 14:45 — Pitch the refined version. Then ask the question nobody asks early enough: in the best hands — what does this become? In the worst hands — what does this become?
​↩️ 15:05 — Return. The gap between those two answers is your homework.
​🌿 15:30 — Open discussion.

# ​Who it's for

​Anyone sitting on an idea they haven't pressure-tested yet. No deck. No co-founder needed. Just a problem you think is worth solving — and the curiosity to find out if you're right.
​☀️ Bring something to cover from sun and rain (it's London!)

# ​Who we are

​This event is organised by Projector Global Community Ambassadors.
​Projector Global Community by Prjctr Creative & Tech Institute is a global network for designers, developers, marketers, and product thinkers. We support learning, connection, and creative growth across borders — to bring great ideas to life.
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# ​Photos & Video

​Please note that we will be taking photos at this event. By attending, you agree to be photographed and grant the organisers permission to use this footage for community purposes (e.g., social media).

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