Tech Events by Royal Holloway, University of London

Our panel will reflect on advances in machine learning and next-generation AI, as well as the limits we may want to put on this technology.

Royal Holloway's Age of AI series takes on the classroom. The panel looks at where AI genuinely helps learners and educators, and where it collides with academic integrity, intellectual property and the habit of critical thinking a degree is supposed to build. It is deliberately cross-faculty: Dr Antara Datta (Politics, International Relations and Philosophy), Professor Adam Ganz (Music, Drama and Media Arts / CoSTAR), Professor Lucy Gill-Simmen (Royal Holloway Business School) and Dr Fauzia Idrees (Computing, Security and Mathematics), chaired by Dr Maryam Mehrnezhad. Seventy-five minutes, 18:00 to 19:15, at Stewart House on Russell Square. Free to attend. Why go: the academic-integrity argument is being settled in rooms like this rather than at product launches, and a panel spanning computing, media and business gets further than an edtech pitch would. Best for edtech founders, university staff and anyone shipping AI into assessment.

Our panel will explore the impact of AI and set down the challenge to keep humans flourishing at the heart of this technological change.