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Royal Holloway, University of London Age of AI: AI and the needs of education

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A panel spanning computing, politics, business, music and media arts examines how AI is changing teaching, research and assessment. Explore its potential for learners and educators alongside concerns including academic integrity, intellectual property and critical thinking.

This Royal Holloway Age of AI lecture brings together a panel of researchers to explore how artificial intelligence is changing education. The discussion looks at how AI can support learners and educators, while also considering important concerns such as academic integrity, intellectual property, and critical thinking.

The event places education in the wider context of AI’s growing impact across society, from the creative arts to public policy and human relationships. The panel draws on expertise from computing, politics, business, music, and media arts to reflect on how AI is affecting teaching, research, and assessment across primary, secondary, further and higher education.

It is an in-person lecture aimed at anyone interested in the future of learning, education policy, and responsible use of AI.

Computer ScienceTechnology, Software & AI
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5 November 2026, 18:00 – 19:15

Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes

Location

In-person · Stewart House, Royal Holloway London Graduate School, 32 Russell Square, London
Free to participate

Admission is free, but booking is essential.

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