Shaping AI for the Next Generation – Oxford University 14 May

Dear Friends,

Mark Twain once famously said: “There are two important days in your life, the day you were born, and the day you find out why.”

We invite you to a thought-provoking event that will examine the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence on children’s future. Our panel of experts will explore how AI can be harnessed to unlock unparalleled benefits for the next generation, while proactively addressing and mitigating potential downsides—especially in the realms of education and human relationships.

Featured Panellists:

Adam Ingle, Global Lead, Digital Policy, LEGO Group
Dr. Ellen Helsper, Professor of Digital Inequalities, London School of Economics
Alan Greenberg, EdTech Specialist and Investor
Kayla Blomquist, Oxford Internet Institute, Oxford University
Antonia Kerle, Chief Technical Adviser, BBC

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Topics to be discussed:

How cutting-edge AI developments are driving progress in sectors like education, by personalising education, and empowering educators with innovative tools;
Can AI expose children to a wide range of experiences and opportunities and to help them discover their passion and purpose?
How AI-powered communication tools are reshaping our social interactions and human relationships;
The impact of AI on children’s sense of self;
Impact of AI on creativity;
Challenges of AI ethics and safety.

As AI continues to redefine every aspect of our lives, it’s critical that we shape its development to ensure a sustainable and equitable future for the next generation.

Join us at Reuben College, Oxford University on 14 May, and be a part of this crucial dialogue.

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