
Every month artists, entrepreneurs, and storytellers get together and create a spark with silicon. The idea is very simple.
Our inaugural event will be hosted by Dr. Christopher David Kaufman, professor, author, and AI guru.
You have 6 minutes to engage us from all the distractions in the world. The impetus of Silicon Spark is to try and strike a balance between technology and humanity. The parameters are set to give the audience a view into a new world of advanced silicon-based intelligence with a cultural, organic, and human narrative.

Rules: 4-7-10-28
1) First Slide: 60 Seconds Only: Title and speaker name on slide & speaker must follow the elevator pitch format. (See below)
2) Narration must be a real story experienced firsthand by the speaker.
3) All slides are AI-generated images, video, and/or sound. But your voice and story must be true and your own.
4) 4 slides per section; 7 Sections) protagonist, b) shift, c) quest, d) allies/opponents, e) challenge, f) transformation, legacy
5) 10 seconds per AI slide, no stopping
6) 28 Slides total generated by AI (9 title cards with just text 5 seconds)
7) Title slide in between sections for 5 seconds. Can change text, but no image/video/audio. The speaker can speak or remain silent during the break between journey sections. (download PPT, Key, Google Slide)
8) Total Presentation is 6 minutes
9) No Sexually Explicit images (penetration of an individual by another individual’s genitalia)
10) No derogatory speech or gestures directly targeting groups by class, race, sexual orientation, ethnicity, or culture or identifiable public figures.
First slide blank with name only: 60 seconds. Elevator Pitch Framework.
1) My name is [your name]
2) I do [business development, sales, marketing @ co.] (THE HOOK)
3) I focus on [the individual or group customer aka Market]
4) I target who [has an unmet need] ,
5) My work
6) These are a [concise explanation of your portfolio ”thing is/does”]
7) And what that [delivers a business impact; describe, practice, demonstrate].
8) I differ from other [your main competitors]
9) My work targets.
10) It is those strengths that [transforms, delivers, or empowers]
our [customer, stakeholder, client, community]
11) Which, as a result, enables our customer to find [broad business KPI], and here is my story.
You have less than 7 minutes to share a first person real life story with the power of AI to communicate your Silicon Spark.
Next 28 slides follows the Hero’s Journey of 7 stages, 4 slides each stage, with 10 seconds per slide, no stopping
The Hero’s Journey is based on Karl Jung’s work, distilled down by Professor Benjamin Rogers and Team from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
1) Protagonist: Who, What, and Where is the hero
2) Shift: What has changed internally or externally or both
3) Quest: You have a goal; what is it, and why does it matter?
4) Allies & Opponents: What forces are working with you and against you
5) Challenge: What is the battle? How did the confrontation start and end
6) Transformation: What changed internally and externally
7) Legacy: What will or did endure to make this better place, situation, world

Are you ready to be a speaker at the next Silicon Spark? Please email: hucomsys.mgr@gmail.com
Download the Template Decks below
Here is the link to the PowerPoint deck: Silicon-Spark-Exemplar
Here is the link to the Google Slides: Silicon-Spark-Google-Exemplar