GAS 26 LIVE - Live Q&A with Joshua Thaler - Building teams that AI can't replace
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Join Joshua Thaler for a compelling session on how to build teams that thrive in an AI-driven world. As automation and intelligent tools reshape the workplace, the most valuable teams won’t compete with AI—they’ll complement it.
Joshua explores what makes teams truly irreplaceable: strong collaboration, creative problem-solving, emotional intelligence, and a shared sense of purpose. Rather than focusing solely on technical skills, this session highlights the human qualities that drive innovation and long-term success. You’ll gain insights into how to cultivate resilient, adaptable teams that can evolve alongside rapidly advancing technologies.
The session wraps with a live Q&A, offering you the chance to ask questions about real challenges in team building, leadership, and navigating change. Whether you’re leading a studio or contributing to one, you’ll leave with practical ideas for creating teams that stand out—not despite AI, but because of how they work with it.
Speaker Bio
With 30+ years in tech and gaming, Josh Thaler has experienced the evolution of the modern Internet and specializes in live service games. He shares insights on the Building Better Games podcast (episode 53). A semi-pro swordfighter and Star Wars fan, he lives in Vancouver, WA.
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