A panel spanning computer science, psychology, law and media arts examines the latest machine learning and next-generation AI applications, weighing opportunities, risks and the guard-rails needed to keep people and society in view. It’s held in Shilling Building Auditorium in Egham.
Royal Holloway’s Age of AI series brings together researchers from across the university to explore how artificial intelligence is changing society, the questions it raises, and the choices that lie ahead. This instalment, What is next in the field of AI?
, is a panel discussion focused on the latest developments in machine learning and next-generation AI applications.
The event draws on perspectives from computer science, psychology, law and media arts, giving attendees a broad view of both the opportunities and the risks created by rapid AI progress. The panel will consider what AI innovation may mean for people, communities and society, alongside the guard-rails and limits that may be needed to keep human and social benefit at the centre of future development.
It takes place in person at Royal Holloway’s Shilling Building Auditorium in Egham, and tickets must be booked in advance.
19 November 2026, 18:15 – 19:30
Admission is free, but booking is essential.
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