Fieldguide in Seoul: 10x Thinking from Silicon Valley

Set the goal at 10x rather than 10 percent and it actually gets easier: great people gather around big goals, and few competitors attempt challenges that bold. 📅 July 21, 2026 🤝 Bloom × Fieldguide × D.CAMP × ex-Google 🎤 Jin Chang, CEO of Fieldguide · Kibum Kim, Terminal X 10x is easier than 10

Playco on AI-Native Hiring and Authenticity

📅 June 11, 2026 🤝 Bloom × EF × Playco × Tiro 🎤 Teddy Cross, CPO of Playco Insight is not at the conference The speaker was Teddy Cross, co-founder of Playco, the global gaming unicorn valued around one trillion KRW with cumulative funding of 230 billion KRW from Sequoia and others. The biggest message

How Samsung, a District Office, and Solo Builders Adopted AI

Samsung Electronics built an environment that runs Claude Code with confidential code on in-house GPUs and everything else on Bedrock, and a grade-8 civil servant at the Gwangjin District Office quietly built a statutes MCP that became a public-sector innovation case. 📅 June 12, 2026 🤝 Bloom × Yonsei MBA

Winning Proposals in the AI Era

Jihoon Park of AWS calls it TITO, Trash In Trash Out: what decides a proposal is not the 20 to 30 percent written in the RFP but the 70 to 80 percent dug out of the field. Cliwant CEO Junho Cho: the essence of a winning proposal does not change

Inside the Frontier Labs: Google, xAI, and Thinking Machines

Joseph Kim, who passed through Google DeepMind, xAI, and Thinking Machines Lab, unpacked the real working intensity of the frontier labs, how they operate, and the competing definitions of AGI. 📅 May 14, 2026 🤝 Bloom × AB180 × xAI Macrohard 🎤 Joseph Kim, ex-xAI · Thinking Machines Lab The speaker carries a rare resume:

MyRealTrip, Jocoding, and the Economics of Automation

MyRealTrip halved its support headcount and scaled product registration from 25 a week to 5,000 a day, by layering a chatbot on top of existing systems instead of replacing them. Jocoding has run a static service with no servers and no operating costs for five years of monthly revenue,

How MyRealTrip Became an AI-Native Company

Instead of bolting one more AI feature on, MyRealTrip spent four years changing its execution structure and org structure, and became an AI-native company. 📅 April 25, 2026 🤝 Bloom × AB180 × MyRealTrip 🎤 Donggun Lee, CEO of MyRealTrip Inspiration comes from people Sungpil Nam, CEO of AB180, said he spends 90 percent

The Cluely Viral Growth Playbook, with Daniel Min

📅 April 23, 2026 🤝 Bloom × Cluely × t'order × Tiro 🎤 Daniel Min, ex-CMO of Cluely Bloom invited Daniel Min, former CMO of Cluely, for a fireside chat. It started with a single Instagram DM. Daniel, whom our founder had followed for a long time, posted a story asking what he

Why Salespeople Are Not Afraid of AI

Why they are not afraid Talking with people who work in sales, an interesting pattern emerged: they are not particularly afraid of AI. AI clearly assists the work, and the gap between those who use it and those who do not will widen. But the essence of sales is understanding

A Senior Developer Colleague Moved to Sales. Why?

The next career is not development He decided late last year that if there was a next career, it would not be as a developer. The usual path for a career like his leads to an engineering executive seat or a lab director title, and becoming an executive is its

The Future of AI-Native Business, and US Go-to-Market

Four hours a day in the office, the rest spent networking, collecting data that does not exist online. Maybe that is the real AI-native daily life. What this meetup was We attended a thirty-person meetup in Gangnam with a structure unlike the usual panel talk or keynote. Four

AI Gave Back the Joy of Making

AI that edits genes In Boston we met a researcher who builds AI tools for biology research at a life sciences institute, with published work related to gene editing, someone who lives daily at the intersection of biology and AI. Asked about the potential of AI in bio, the answer