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AI is poised to transform the very order of how our society works, how we work, connect, and collaborate, while also raising profound risks and questions about power, safety, inequality, and the kind of future we are creating. Yet so much of the conversation gets swallowed by the familiar pull of taking sides, defending positions, and trying to prove who is right.

What happens when people with very different views on AI come together, each carrying arguments they believe deeply in? The conversation may begin in the familiar territory of trying to convince, defend, or win. In this event, we will attempt to make room for real disagreement, urgency, difficult information, and high stakes, while asking whether we can stay connected enough to let those differences expand our understanding rather than turn us against one another. The hope is not to leave with one shared answer, but with a fuller picture of the whole, a deeper sense of the humanity behind each perspective, and perhaps a glimpse of what cooperation can look like when agreement is not yet possible.

This is a speaker panel bringing together a range of voices from across the field. We will be hosted by Yoram Mosenzon, who will work to navigate and bridge the different thoughts in the room, to see whether we can reach a place where everyone feels heard, and then move on to what we can actually do with this.

The session is live and open to everyone. You need no technical background, just curiosity. We are still shaping the details, including the full panel line-up, so register and we will email you everything as soon as the picture is complete.

Hosted by NVC Rising and Yoram Mosenzon