LSE From AlphaGo to general reasoning: the future of artificial intelligence and what it means

This public lecture at the London School of Economics explores the rapid progress of artificial intelligence, from the breakthrough of AlphaGo to today’s advances in language, problem-solving and machine learning. Professor Thore Graepel will reflect on how these developments have unfolded, what they mean in practice, and what the next stage of AI might look like.

The event is hosted by LSE’s Department of Statistics and is open to the public in person or online. It brings together academic insight and current thinking on frontier AI research, making it relevant to anyone interested in computer science, machine learning, and the wider social and technical implications of intelligent systems.

Attendees can join on campus at LSE or register to watch online via LSE Live. After the talk, there will be a drinks reception for those attending in person, and a recording may be made available afterwards.