Technology moves fast.
The questions it raises
move faster.
Every week there's a new product, a new headline, a new capability that reshapes how we communicate, create, and do business. The legal implications are murky. The technical reality is misunderstood. The creative and commercial possibilities are underexplored. And the people who could answer these questions (the lawyers, the engineers, the marketers and makers) rarely end up in the same room.
Ethics from the Edge puts them there.
Each session takes a single technology story, product, or ethical question and examines it through distinct lenses: legal, technical, and creative or civic. Not a panel where everyone agrees. Not a lecture. A structured conversation designed to produce genuine insight, because the friction between perspectives is where the real thinking happens.
An independent series, created and curated by Tameka Kee.
One topic. Several perspectives. One room.
A lawyer unpacks the regulatory and rights implications.
A technologist explains how it actually works, and what's coming next.
A creative, marketer or civic voice explores what it means for how we build, sell, and live.
Then the conversation opens up.
Media and advertising professionals who want to think seriously about the technology reshaping their industry. Brand partners and sponsors who want to be associated with the conversation that's actually moving the needle. Institutions and foundations who fund the kind of cultural and intellectual work that doesn't fit neatly anywhere else.
The first live gathering took place in October 2026 during Oakland Tech Week. Partners and underwriters for future sessions are welcome.
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