🚀Toronto Entrepreneurs & Start-ups

## 🔥Everyone is talking about AI. Let's talk about what we're actually doing with it.

At our last Founder Walk, something unexpected happened.
The conversation kept coming back to AI.
One person was exploring AI agents for businesses.
Someone else was thinking about automating workflows for small and medium-sized companies.
We talked about using AI to evaluate employee onboarding, browser agents that can operate websites for you, AI-generated music, investing, software development and where actual business opportunities might be emerging.
Nobody planned an AI discussion.
It just happened.
So this Sunday we're leaning into it.

### Toronto AI Walk

A small group of founders, builders, professionals and curious people walking Toronto's waterfront and talking about:
What are you actually using AI for?
What have you built?
Which tools are genuinely useful?
Where is AI still overhyped?
What business opportunities are appearing?
What workflows should already be automated?
What will become possible if today's AI gets 10× better?
This is not a presentation or AI conference.
There are no speakers.
No panels.
No sitting through someone's 45-minute pitch.
And you don't have to be an AI expert.
We're deliberately keeping the group small enough that everyone can participate.

### Some of the conversations from our last walk

One attendee was exploring creating custom AI workflow systems for small businesses.
Another wanted to better understand how AI could solve problems outside the traditional technology industry.
We discussed using AI to evaluate sales training and employee onboarding, AI browser agents, automation, music, investing and entirely new businesses.
This week we'll use a few prompts to take those conversations further.

### Sunday schedule

4:45 PM — Arrive / check in
5:00 PM — Introductions
Tell us who you are, what you're working on and one interesting way you're using—or want to use—AI.
5:15 PM — Walk begins
We'll rotate conversations and introduce a few AI discussion prompts along the route.
Around 6:15 PM — Official finish
Some people may grab food or a drink afterward.

### Running late?

Don't give up on coming.
Approved guests can join our Sunday Walk WhatsApp group. Once we're moving, we'll share our live location so late arrivals can catch up.

### Who should come?

You might be:

• building with AI;
• using AI inside an existing business;
• working in technology;
• exploring an AI startup;
• trying to automate your work;
• curious about where the opportunities are;
• simply interested in learning from people experimenting with it.

You do not need to be an AI expert.
Come curious.
Bring one thing you've learned and one thing you're trying to figure out.
No hard selling.

## 🔥Everyone is talking about AI. Let's talk about what we're actually doing with it.

At our last Founder Walk, something unexpected happened.
The conversation kept coming back to AI.
One person was exploring AI agents for businesses.
Someone else was thinking about automating workflows for small and medium-sized companies.
We talked about using AI to evaluate employee onboarding, browser agents that can operate websites for you, AI-generated music, investing, software development and where actual business opportunities might be emerging.
Nobody planned an AI discussion.
It just happened.
So this Sunday we're leaning into it.

### Toronto AI Walk

A small group of founders, builders, professionals and curious people walking Toronto's waterfront and talking about:
What are you actually using AI for?
What have you built?
Which tools are genuinely useful?
Where is AI still overhyped?
What business opportunities are appearing?
What workflows should already be automated?
What will become possible if today's AI gets 10× better?
This is not a presentation or AI conference.
There are no speakers.
No panels.
No sitting through someone's 45-minute pitch.
And you don't have to be an AI expert.
We're deliberately keeping the group small enough that everyone can participate.

### Some of the conversations from our last walk

One attendee was exploring creating custom AI workflow systems for small businesses.
Another wanted to better understand how AI could solve problems outside the traditional technology industry.
We discussed using AI to evaluate sales training and employee onboarding, AI browser agents, automation, music, investing and entirely new businesses.
This week we'll use a few prompts to take those conversations further.

### Sunday schedule

4:45 PM — Arrive / check in
5:00 PM — Introductions
Tell us who you are, what you're working on and one interesting way you're using—or want to use—AI.
5:15 PM — Walk begins
We'll rotate conversations and introduce a few AI discussion prompts along the route.
Around 6:15 PM — Official finish
Some people may grab food or a drink afterward.

### Running late?

Don't give up on coming.
Approved guests can join our Sunday Walk WhatsApp group. Once we're moving, we'll share our live location so late arrivals can catch up.

### Who should come?

You might be:

• building with AI;
• using AI inside an existing business;
• working in technology;
• exploring an AI startup;
• trying to automate your work;
• curious about where the opportunities are;
• simply interested in learning from people experimenting with it.

You do not need to be an AI expert.
Come curious.
Bring one thing you've learned and one thing you're trying to figure out.
No hard selling.

## 🔥Everyone is talking about AI. Let's talk about what we're actually doing with it.

At our last Founder Walk, something unexpected happened.
The conversation kept coming back to AI.
One person was exploring AI agents for businesses.
Someone else was thinking about automating workflows for small and medium-sized companies.
We talked about using AI to evaluate employee onboarding, browser agents that can operate websites for you, AI-generated music, investing, software development and where actual business opportunities might be emerging.
Nobody planned an AI discussion.
It just happened.
So this Sunday we're leaning into it.

### Toronto AI Walk

A small group of founders, builders, professionals and curious people walking Toronto's waterfront and talking about:
What are you actually using AI for?
What have you built?
Which tools are genuinely useful?
Where is AI still overhyped?
What business opportunities are appearing?
What workflows should already be automated?
What will become possible if today's AI gets 10× better?
This is not a presentation or AI conference.
There are no speakers.
No panels.
No sitting through someone's 45-minute pitch.
And you don't have to be an AI expert.
We're deliberately keeping the group small enough that everyone can participate.

### Some of the conversations from our last walk

One attendee was exploring creating custom AI workflow systems for small businesses.
Another wanted to better understand how AI could solve problems outside the traditional technology industry.
We discussed using AI to evaluate sales training and employee onboarding, AI browser agents, automation, music, investing and entirely new businesses.
This week we'll use a few prompts to take those conversations further.

### Sunday schedule

4:45 PM — Arrive / check in
5:00 PM — Introductions
Tell us who you are, what you're working on and one interesting way you're using—or want to use—AI.
5:15 PM — Walk begins
We'll rotate conversations and introduce a few AI discussion prompts along the route.
Around 6:15 PM — Official finish
Some people may grab food or a drink afterward.

### Running late?

Don't give up on coming.
Approved guests can join our Sunday Walk WhatsApp group. Once we're moving, we'll share our live location so late arrivals can catch up.

### Who should come?

You might be:

• building with AI;
• using AI inside an existing business;
• working in technology;
• exploring an AI startup;
• trying to automate your work;
• curious about where the opportunities are;
• simply interested in learning from people experimenting with it.

You do not need to be an AI expert.
Come curious.
Bring one thing you've learned and one thing you're trying to figure out.
No hard selling.

## 🔥Everyone is talking about AI. Let's talk about what we're actually doing with it.

At our last Founder Walk, something unexpected happened.
The conversation kept coming back to AI.
One person was exploring AI agents for businesses.
Someone else was thinking about automating workflows for small and medium-sized companies.
We talked about using AI to evaluate employee onboarding, browser agents that can operate websites for you, AI-generated music, investing, software development and where actual business opportunities might be emerging.
Nobody planned an AI discussion.
It just happened.
So this Sunday we're leaning into it.

### Toronto AI Walk

A small group of founders, builders, professionals and curious people walking Toronto's waterfront and talking about:
What are you actually using AI for?
What have you built?
Which tools are genuinely useful?
Where is AI still overhyped?
What business opportunities are appearing?
What workflows should already be automated?
What will become possible if today's AI gets 10× better?
This is not a presentation or AI conference.
There are no speakers.
No panels.
No sitting through someone's 45-minute pitch.
And you don't have to be an AI expert.
We're deliberately keeping the group small enough that everyone can participate.

### Some of the conversations from our last walk

One attendee was exploring creating custom AI workflow systems for small businesses.
Another wanted to better understand how AI could solve problems outside the traditional technology industry.
We discussed using AI to evaluate sales training and employee onboarding, AI browser agents, automation, music, investing and entirely new businesses.
This week we'll use a few prompts to take those conversations further.

### Sunday schedule

4:45 PM — Arrive / check in
5:00 PM — Introductions
Tell us who you are, what you're working on and one interesting way you're using—or want to use—AI.
5:15 PM — Walk begins
We'll rotate conversations and introduce a few AI discussion prompts along the route.
Around 6:15 PM — Official finish
Some people may grab food or a drink afterward.

### Running late?

Don't give up on coming.
Approved guests can join our Sunday Walk WhatsApp group. Once we're moving, we'll share our live location so late arrivals can catch up.

### Who should come?

You might be:

• building with AI;
• using AI inside an existing business;
• working in technology;
• exploring an AI startup;
• trying to automate your work;
• curious about where the opportunities are;
• simply interested in learning from people experimenting with it.

You do not need to be an AI expert.
Come curious.
Bring one thing you've learned and one thing you're trying to figure out.
No hard selling.