Founded in 2021, ADPList is a global community with 30,000+ verified mentors who have mentored more than 100 million minutes in 141 countries across the globe. They organise an annual epic 24-hour conference with 100+ legendary speakers in Design, AI, Product & Career Growth.

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Invited as official ADPList content partners, we brought in our AI software, Thoth.ai — to create a combination of AI-powered visual summaries, and portraits.

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As content partners, we strive to empower the mentorship community with powerful summaries packed with key learnings and insights from the sessions.

We did this through —

1 — Event Branding

Incorporating ADPList’s dynamic colour scheme and logos — we customised content layouts and fonts to generate a colour-themed template.

Our designers played around with colour-coded tracks:

• Purple — Groundbreaking work
• Yellow — Career growth & leadership
• Pink — Entrepreneurship
• Blue — AI & Emerging Technologies

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2 — Remote Event Workflow

Hosted on Airmeets, we tuned into the event on our laptops to transcribe the sessions.

Transcribing over 24-hours of insightful content — ADPList wanted their community to:

(1) Walk away with a packaged compilation of 25 session summaries, and

(2) Have a fun, viral digital experience — as they share viral content from the event.

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3 — Insights from our Founder

As an advocate & leader of the design community, CEO & Founder, Chia Yee Hui, spoke about Protecting Creativity in the Age of AI.

The onslaught of AI has led to artists, musicians, and writers globally boycotting against generative AI.

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In contrast, a growing wave of digital media artists: music, video, and content producers -- have embraced AI as a pre- and post-production tool. Between big tech, private financing, and media monopolies -- can the individual, independent artist truly survive, if not thrive? As an analog artist turned AI software founder, Yee has a few tips to share on how to shrewdly navigate sharky IP and business waters, on fighting to keep your passion’s alive.

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Watch her talk here: