AI - Why

Why are we actually building AI, and who gets to decide?

Past supperAI - Why

The conversation

For better or worse, AI is set to transform our world. Its momentum can feel so inevitable that we rarely pause to ask: Why? For what purpose? And as we democratise the ability to "build" out ideas with limited regulation, who gets to decide?

At this supper, we chatted about the incentive structures behind the AI revolution, how they are shaping its use in the world and what it all means for the very fabric of our society.

In conversation with

Nijma Khan

Nijma Khan

Director at Faculty

Leading voice on the effective and safe application of AI within public services. Business Unit Director of Government and Public Services at Faculty.

Bex Felton

Bex Felton

Online Harms & Child Safety Lead at the Home Office

Policy and strategy expert at the intersection of technology and public safety, focused on child protection. 5 years at the Home Office navigating AI risks and opportunities. Formerly a strategist and narrative expert for global Executive Teams.

Valeria Adani

Valeria Adani

Partner & CEO at Projects by IF

Partner at Projects by IF, a strategy and design agency specialising in trust. 14+ years in product, service and organisational design, helping organisations increase AI trustworthiness to drive adoption and growth.

What we ate

What we ate

The next supper

“Is data-driven healthcare doing more harm than good?”

Tue 24 Nov · £65

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