claudehavemercy.net
Festivals & conferences
Big ideas, told as stories. Kester brings 500 years of myths, machines and monsters to bear on the question everyone in your audience is quietly asking: what is AI going to do to my work?
Past stages
The arts, faith and justice festival, where the myth-and-meaning side of AI comes alive.
Part of Bristol Tech Week, for founders, builders and the tech-curious.
Academic audiences exploring AI, work and society.
Students and staff thinking about careers in an AI-shaped world.
Session types
30 min
The core Claude Have Mercy! story, told in thirty minutes, with the option of a Q&A.
Ideal for: Opening or closing keynotes, main stages
45+ min
An on-stage conversation or panel with your host, chair or fellow speakers, followed by audience questions.
Ideal for: Festival tents, panels, podcasts recorded live
60 min
A talk and reading from God-like, with Q&A and signing.
Ideal for: Literary festivals, bookshops, libraries
AI & the future of work
Myth, faith & technology
Who pays the price? Tech ethics
AI literacy & education
Wellbeing at work
What organisers say
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