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PANEL: The Tools of Tomorrow

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10:00 · Europe / Stockholm

About this event

Tools of Tomorrow
10 September | 10:00-10:30
Main Stage, Tech Open, Stockholm
What will the next generation of technology actually look like?
Meet the builders creating the AI-native products changing how we work, build, create, and collaborate.
From turning ideas into software with Lovable to rethinking how companies use AI through Scape, Goldfish, and Strawberry, this panel brings together a new generation of builders shaping the tools we may all be using tomorrow.
Rather than predicting the future, they're building it.
What we'll discuss
Together, we'll explore:
How AI is changing the way products are built
What the next generation of software will look like
Why entirely new product categories are emerging
How AI is changing who can build and create
What today's AI products will become over the next few years
Where the biggest opportunities still remain
Expect a fast-paced conversation about what's being built right now, what's coming next, and how AI is reshaping our relationship with technology.
Who should attend?
This panel is ideal for:
Founders
Builders and developers
Product leaders
Designers and creators
Startup teams
Students
Anyone curious about the future of technology and AI
What you'll gain
You'll leave with:
A glimpse into the next generation of AI-native products
Insights from people building some of the Nordics' most exciting new tools
A better understanding of how AI is changing software and work
Inspiration for what you could build next
Moderator
Ryan Thomas (Growth Manager, Boardwave)
Speakers
Sophia Nabil (Lovable)
Melvin Hagberg (Scape)
Joel Edholm (Goldfish)
Charles Maddock (Strawberry)
This panel is part of Tech Open, the free open-air tech conference taking place during Nordic Tech Week in the heart of Stockholm.

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