AI: Different Views, One Future

Every divide is a chance to come together

Whenever a big question lands on the table without consensus, we seem to slide the same way. More arguing, more taking sides, less understanding of each other. Right now that question is AI. Many of us still remember how the last big one felt, and what it did to families, teams and communities. We would rather prepare this time.

You have probably heard, or said, something like:

Data centers just made my village life-less.
This could be the thing that ends us. Not in a film, for real.
AI is going to make our world a better place.
It wrote my daughter’s school essay and she learned nothing.
My doctor caught something early because a machine flagged it.
Twenty years of craft, and a prompt does it in nine seconds.
For the first time I can work at all. It reads for me.
Whoever owns these models will own the rest of us.
Every tool scared people once. We adapted. We will again.

Every one of these comes from something real: a home, a job, a child, a body, a fear, a hope.

So this panel is not about who is right. It is a live, public demonstration of another way of meeting: people who genuinely disagree about AI, on one stage, held by one of the most experienced NVC mediators working today. The question we bring is bigger and shared. How do we, as humanity, hear each other beyond our opinions and keep walking next to each other, so that this technology serves all our human needs, safely, for all of us?

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On the panel

A range of voices from across the AI field, invited because they see it differently: builders, sceptics, educators, people whose work is already changing because of it.
Held by Yoram Mosenzon, a highly experienced mediator and CNVC Certified Trainer, who will navigate and bridge the different thoughts on the panel, to see whether we can reach a place where everyone feels heard, and then move on to what we can actually do with it.
An invitation to explore, not to be convinced. You need no technical background, just curiosity.
Live and open to everyone. Panelists are being confirmed now. Register and you will be the first to hear who is on stage.

What you take home

The strongest case from each side, heard without the shouting, so you can form your own view.
A live example of a heated topic slowing down, and what it takes for people who disagree to actually hear each other.
Ways of listening you can bring to your next hard conversation about AI, or anything else, at work or at the dinner table.

When: Sunday, 25 October 2026
18:00 Berlin · 17:00 London · 13:00 New York
Where: Live on Zoom. The joining link comes by email.
Cost: Free. No tickets, no fundraising, no donation asks. A purely non-profit event.
Format: A live online panel, two hours, with mediated dialogue between the panelists
Held by: Yoram Mosenzon, mediator and CNVC Certified Trainer. Hosted by the NVC Rising Team
Recording: The panel will be recorded. How much of it we publish afterwards is not yet decided, as it depends on things we cannot know in advance.

Holding the panel

Yoram Mosenzon

Mediator · CNVC Certified Trainer

When a conversation gets stuck, Yoram slows it down. He listens for what each person is longing for underneath their words, and stays with it until the other side can hear it too. Of all the mediators we know, he is one we trust most with a room like this, and watching him work leaves us with real hope that people can understand each other.

He met NVC in 2001, and in 2008 he left his life as a dancer and choreographer to share it full time. He has been a CNVC Certified Trainer since 2012. He founded Connecting2Life, an NVC center in Amsterdam.

Get a feel for him before the day

Vulnerable honestyTEDxAmsterdamED talk Connecting in ConflictFull workshop

Sunday 25 October · Live on Zoom

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Many groups, one room

This event is carried by many different groups and communities, brought together by NVC Rising. In many ways it is like a march, on the streets of the internet: it works because people bring the people they know.

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