Most people use AI like a vending machine. Put a prompt in, get an answer out, never think about what's happening inside the box.

This is a Spark Festival session with a different shape. In one hour, we go from "what level of AI maturity are you actually on" to "here's agentic AI doing real work" to the part nobody demos: the moment it says no.

Because the AI that never refuses anything isn't safe, it's just not paying attention. The interesting question isn't whether AI can do the task. It's whether it knows when it shouldn't.

What we'll cover:

The seven levels of AI maturity, and which rung your business is actually standing on
Agentic AI in action: a real task, handed off properly, not typed like a search query
What it looks like when AI says no, live, and why that's the sign it's working
How you build the guardrail that makes "no" possible in the first place

Details:

Friday 25 September, 11am to 12pm
Stone & Chalk, Tech Central, 477 Pitt Street, Haymarket, Sydney
Free to attend, capped at 40 seats
Hosted by Cassandra Cadorin, powered by CanTicket

Get your seat before the room fills.

Bio (Cassandra Cadorin):

Cassandra Cadorin took her agency from fourteen people to four, then built the machine instead of hiring the twelve back. She's been sharing the how with Stone and Chalk AI Entrepreneur Accelerators in rooms in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide and more recently Auckland.

At House of Can and CanTicket she builds AI teams that hold a real job, and increasingly, know when to refuse one.

By the end of this session you'll know exactly which rung of the AI ladder you're standing on, and what you need to do to move up.

Contact the host of What do you do when your AI tells you no?

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