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Śniadanie AI #25

Meet people who in practice implement AI to manage and create – you will hear about a simulator for managers, an agent-native development and reflection on the crisis of creators, and finally you will stay on networking over coffee.

When Tuesday, 27 October 2026
Time 08:30
Venue THE PLACE
City Gdańsk
Level for beginners determined automatically

Breakfast AI | TRICHMIASTO – Edition #25

Tuesday, 27.10.2026 8:30 - 10:30

THE PLACE, Gdańsk Agreement Square 1, 80-156 Gdańsk

The official part of 9:00 - 10:30, but welcome from 8:30 and after the official part on networking and coffee conversation

We return with another edition of AI breakfast – meetings with good coffee, sandwich and themes that resonate with the future.

This time we will talk about how AI changes the way leaders, creators and technological teams work. From the management simulator for new managers, through the reflection of the architect and professor of ASP on the crisis of creators, to the agent-native development and the question of how to convert faster coding to real value for the team.

In the program:

Michał Orzechowski

Management has no test environment. That's why I built them with AI.

Twenty years in technology companies and still the same movie: a good programmer gets promoted, the rest fingers crossed, and after six months, the band falls apart and nobody knows why. I said, "Well, it's not going to be a plan." There's an AI simulator in which you run five virtual engineers over a quarter, you answer with your own words, and you watch the consequences of your decisions before a real man pays for them. I'm going to show him live, and I'm going to tell him honestly what works and where AI is still getting lost.

Michał Orzechowski

Graduate of Gdańsk University of Technology. He has been building products for more than 20 years, and for 10 years also teams, including Atlassian and Dynatrace. He created organizations from scratch and ran them completely remotely. He thinks critically, trusts in common sense, believes that autonomy, transparency and respect in communication builds the best teams. Recently the founder of LeadSim, a simulator for programmers who have just become managers and learn on people. AI treats as a tool that strengthens human capabilities rather than replaces thinking. A keen opponent of tokenmaxxing, one of the stupidest trends in recent years. He's got more Raspberry Pi than he needs. If you want...

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