SUPERHUMAN WITH AI: approximately 45 minutes of keynote, a tailored 3-minute original stand-up close, and up to 30 minutes of Q&A.
Ask about your event →Ken Cox · Speaker · Author · Comedian · AI Builder
SUPERHUMANWITH AI
My identity experiment with stand-up.
What one year of stand-up taught me about keeping humanity human.
Your people are asking whether they still matter now that the machines are here.
Ken gives them the mechanism to answer yes.
Ken Cox spent one year doing stand-up comedy with AI as his partner—and learned what it really means to keep humanity human in the age of machines.
The problem
Your people are afraid.
And the brave ones feel guilty.
Every room Ken walks into is asking the same quiet question: do we still matter now that the machines are here?
The brave ones already use AI—quietly, like it’s cheating. They would never admit it in a meeting.
The rest are standing in line, waiting to find out if they are still needed.
Ken gives them something nobody else in the AI space does: permission. Permission to use these tools in public, in the open, without apology. And then the mechanism to do it without losing their voice—how to load an identity the machine assists instead of replaces.
Comfort in a fearful world. The machine assists. You author.
Bring the fight. Change the uniform.
See the keynote →The flagship keynote
An identity experiment performed in public.
In 2025, Ken Cox walked into a comedy club and declared a new identity: comedian. Then he did what he has done for forty years—he talked it out, out loud, and let AI help him hear the patterns.
Twelve months. Hundreds of stages. Nights that bombed and nights the room screamed his mantra back at him.
SUPERHUMAN WITH AI is what that year taught him: how to load an identity on purpose, how to use AI as a partner without handing it authority, and how to fight the twelve rounds every one of us faces.
Corporate & association pricing
Clear enough to plan.
Flexible enough to fit the room.
These published bands apply to corporate and association bookings. Schools, gyms, recovery communities, and mission-aligned events are evaluated through a separate path. Travel is separate.
IDEAS team exercises, 12 Rounds sessions, and half-day or full-day formats. Scoped to your team and objectives, up to $60,000.
Scope a workshop →Video · Phase one
Keynote video
coming soon.
Ken has performed on hundreds of comedy stages and spoken at public events. He has not yet performed this keynote, so there is no keynote reel to show you—and no borrowed footage pretending otherwise.
The first full recording of SUPERHUMAN WITH AI will live here after the show is performed and filmed.
SUPERHUMAN WITH AI
THE FIRST FILMED PERFORMANCE IS COMING. Until then: real stage history, honest positioning.What the room takes home
Not another AI lecture.
Your people leave with permission—and a way to move.
Audiences leave with a memorable system they can put to work Monday morning.
Loading Identity
Declare who you are becoming. Then make choices that give the new identity somewhere to live.
The 12 Rounds
Every round is the same fight: positivity or negativity, love or fear, progress or deterioration.
AI as Partner
Use AI to hear patterns, challenge assumptions, and amplify your work—without giving it the final word.
The Mechanism
Super Why → Armor → War → Amplify. The IDEAS sequence for carrying an identity into action.
Workshop formats
Turn the keynote into practice.
Three formats carry the identity, decision, and responsible-AI mechanisms into the team’s real work.
Loading Identity
The declaration-and-repetition mechanism as team exercises. Teams leave with a loaded identity statement and the reps to install it.
The 12 Rounds Session
Ken’s decision system—positivity or negativity, love or fear, progress or deterioration—applied to the team’s real fights.
IDEAS Team Intensive
Ken’s IDEAS framework as practical team exercises: purpose, resistance, action, and responsible amplification—how a team works with AI as workloads change instead of decaying around it.
Final curriculum is set with Ken when your engagement is scoped.
Keynote + workshops: $15,000–$60,000, scoped to your team and objectives.
Scope a workshop →Planner FAQ
The honest answers.
Has Ken performed this keynote before?
Not yet—and this site will not pretend otherwise. Ken has performed stand-up on hundreds of stages and spoken at public events for years. SUPERHUMAN WITH AI is his new flagship keynote and it is now booking. The entry pricing ($10,000–$15,000) is deliberate while he builds keynote history—it is the entry price of a new keynote, not a discount.
What will our people take home?
Two things nobody else gives them: permission to use AI in public without apology, and the mechanism to do it without losing their voice—Loading Identity, the 12 Rounds decision system, AI as partner, and the IDEAS sequence for carrying it into action Monday morning.
Will Ken customize the keynote for our industry?
Ken speaks on his topics—identity, agency, and building with AI. The stories, examples, and workshop exercises adapt to the room; the message does not get rewritten to order.
What is the format?
Approximately 45 minutes of keynote, followed by Ken’s original 3-minute stand-up close tailored to your audience, with up to 30 minutes of Q&A. Allow up to 78 minutes for the full session; Q&A length can fit your event schedule.
What about workshops?
Half-day and full-day formats, scoped to your team and objectives. Keynote + workshops: $15,000–$60,000.
What does it cost?
Keynote: $10,000–$15,000. Keynote + workshops: starting at $15,000, up to $60,000 scoped. Travel is separate. Mission-aligned events—schools, gyms, and recovery communities—go through a separate path.
How far in advance should we book?
Minimum 14 days’ notice. Earlier is better—Ken’s calendar fills from the booking form below.
Can we record or photograph the keynote?
Talk to us at booking. Ken is filming early performances for his own reel, so recording terms are agreed per event.
The framework beneath the story
Human agency, strengthened by the machine—not surrendered to it.
The keynote carries one clear idea: AI can amplify the person you are becoming, but it cannot choose that person for you.
Explore Loading Identity →Loading Identity
Identity is not a label you wait to earn. It is a declaration followed by repetitions.
The 12 Rounds
A durable way to recognize the choices inside any fight—recovery, leadership, reinvention, or change.
IDEAS in the room
For teams, the keynote can be extended into practical exercises around purpose, resistance, action, and responsible amplification.
Main Street first
Built for people in a real fight.
The story starts with one human being choosing a new identity. That plays in a boardroom, a school auditorium, a boxing gym, or a recovery community because the choice underneath it is universal.
Companies & associations
For leaders and teams learning how to use AI while preserving judgment, authorship, and accountability.
Main Street events
For entrepreneurs, builders, creators, and local rooms where reinvention is not theoretical.
Schools & young adults
For audiences forming identities while machines increasingly influence how they see themselves.
Recovery communities
For people who understand that every meaningful transformation is fought one round at a time.

Why Ken
The story was lived before it was packaged.
Ken is an entrepreneur, technology operator, author, podcast host, boxer, and comedian. He has built companies, infrastructure, media, AI systems, and recovery tools—and repeatedly stepped into rooms where the next version of him had to be earned in public.
On stage, that range becomes candid storytelling, useful tension, hard-earned perspective, and humor that serves the idea.

About Ken
Builder first.
Speaker because it matters.
Ken Cox is a St. Louis entrepreneur, author, host, comedian, and practical AI builder. His career spans internet infrastructure, business ownership, media, boxing, recovery, and creative production.
He is the bestselling author of Reclaim Sobriety: The 12 Rounds of Sobriety, creator of Corner Man, the AI sobriety coach, creator and host of Clicks & Bricks, and the person behind the documented Cox Out stand-up experiment.
Ken does not speak from the sidelines. He builds the things he talks about, tests the ideas in public, and brings the lessons back to the room.
Meet Ken →Bring Ken to your stage
Tell me about the room.
Share the event, audience, timing, and what you want people to leave thinking or doing. Ken will review the fit personally.
Minimum 14 days’ notice. Travel is separate.
Corporate and association eventsPremium keynote engagements customized to the room.
Community and mission-aligned eventsSchools, gyms, recovery communities, and Main Street organizations are evaluated through a separate path.
Corporate keynote pricing is $10,000–$15,000. Workshops start at $15,000 and are scoped to the room. Travel is separate.
Download the planner one-sheet ↓The movement behind the keynote
Keep Humanity Human.
The keynote is the stage. The movement is the larger cultural fight for agency, accountability, capability, and connection in the age of machines.
Enter the movement ↗The private side door
Ken Cox:
In Your Corner.
Work directly with Ken, one on one. The same identity-loading framework from the stage, applied to your life or your business—private, intensive, and built around the person you are becoming.
This is more than ordinary coaching. Strategy, creative direction, AI, automation, infrastructure, and hands-on execution can all become part of the work when they serve the objective.