The business landscape has shifted dramatically in the past six months, moving from prompts and context to designing environments (harnesses) for AI to work. Garry Tan of Y Combinator plans to open-source his company's operational infrastructure in April 2026, and Anthropic advises separating the generation and evaluation sides. AI is taking over operational tasks, with Sierra's ARR reaching 10 billion yen and Cursor's sales reaching 2 billion dollars. AI-native isn't about adding AI to existing tasks. It's about replacing the human subject of execution with AI, without changing the process. For example, AI handles reception, research, organization, and recording, while humans are only responsible for irreversible decisions and accountability. If you redraw your industry's processes with the premise of zero human intervention, the steps that humans silently filled become glaring blanks. These blanks are the necessary components, many of which are not yet sold (not yet productized). This is where many business opportunities lie. This event is for entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs to discuss these opportunities. On the day of the event, the speaker will thoroughly dissect the operations of an AI-native virtual company they are building as a case study, including the management screen, code, workflows, and even what didn't work. Those interested are encouraged to attend. Content to be shown: - Mechanisms and implementation of an AI virtual company - AI's job duties, requests, authority, and evaluation mechanisms - Six-layer knowledge structure and tiers as company memory. How interviews foster individuals, companies, and themes. - Guardrail mechanisms. Separating reading, writing, sending, and confirming, enforced by machines. How to protect confidentiality. Target Audience: - Entrepreneurs who want to redraw their industry with AI-native approaches - Aspiring entrepreneurs - Those in business companies responsible for new business or AI promotion. *Sales-oriented individuals are requested to refrain from attending.