Dykema at M1 Concourse: an AI photo op in six decades
For Dykema’s Automotive Legal Summit, Mammoth ran the AI Time Machine: each guest photographed once, then shown in six decades, each beside a car of that era.
What the event needed
Dykema’s Automotive Legal Summit brought the auto industry’s lawyers to M1 Concourse in Pontiac on August 20, 2026. The photo op had to suit a motorsport venue, a serious audience, and a firm that cares how it looks.
How it was set up
Each guest registered at the booth with Registration, then stood on a plain set for one photo. The AI Time Machine turned it into six portraits, one per decade, each beside a car of that era, laid out on one sheet in Dykema’s colours.
The event also ran a Sharing Station, so guests could print their sheet on the spot.
What guests got
Their sheet on paper, and a text or email from Messaging with a link to their photos in a Galleries gallery under Dykema’s name. The gallery is still public.
The numbers
On the day: 47 guests registered, 61 six-decade sheets, and 366 decade portraits, six to a sheet, across 63 sessions.
All 47 guests got a text or email that the provider confirmed was delivered that day. Since then, the gallery has logged 178 page views and 32 downloads.
What changed since June
This was Mammoth’s second AI photo op for Dykema in 2026. At the firm’s centennial in June, the platform only got the photos afterwards: 306 of them, added in one upload 18 days later, with no guest list.
At the summit, every guest registered at the booth first, so their photos went to them the same day.