An Invitation for One Person | Join WISE2026 and Make "Amazing" a Verb

One person, one thing accomplished. Have you noticed that the smoother you find AI to use while working alone, the more real the bottlenecks often feel? On one hand, tools have indeed lowered the barrier: a single person, with AI's help, can deliver professional-level plans, designs, and applications. On the other hand, what truly holds a solo person back has never been the tools. It is the life-or-death line between having an idea and getting paid for it. To go from "zero" to "amazing" requires passing three checkpoints: the first payment, the first repeat customer, and the first time someone else speaks up on your behalf. Market recognition is the only metric that never lies. But the people who have gone through this are not alone. During previous offline events held by 36Kr AI Reviews in various cities, we met many OPCs who truly stood out. This led us to a conviction: good AI tools deserve to be reviewed and recommended, and there are many people who have used tools to get things done and are worth getting to know and connecting with. So, at this year's WISE conference, we are launching the "Amazing OPC" sub-forum, focusing our attention on one theme: One person, one thing accomplished. Here, "amazing" is not just an adjective but a verb, rooted in the courage to turn ideas into action and sustained by the persistence of creating value for clients. On site, things will be a little unconventional. Our original intent and purpose: be young, be fun, and be able to speak up in the audience. Mystery Box Roundtable: Dare to Ask, Dare to Answer. OPCs, studio leads, clients, investors, and AI vendors sit down together, with questions drawn from the audience. Case Study "Stories of Breakthrough": outstanding OPCs break down their own cases and show you how to go from "having an idea" to "getting paid." Live Workshop, take a piece home. OPCs and tool providers co-produce hands-on workshops so you leave with an idea that can make money. Project Pitches. Booth matchmaking and open networking help projects, companies, and ecosystem partners connect efficiently. The Amazing OPC Directory. OPCs need to be validated and also need on-site access to resources. A "Amazing OPC" photo wall on site helps you get to know them better. Gen Z "AI Natives" on how to win a hackathon. How to make your creations seen through hackathons. Never thought this could make money too. OPCs don't necessarily have to serve large markets; they can also find niche needs within the "mass market." Content that thoroughly covers the key questions for OPCs Real cases on how to go from idea to result. From 36Kr AI Reviews'