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Upcoming conversations.
Wednesday, March 26 | 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. E.T.
Term Limits: A Design for Living in the Age of AI
Conversation with Esther Dyson, Founder of Wellville, Health advocate, Journalist, Author, Investor, and Cosmonaut
In a world obsessed with infinite growth—of wealth, technology, and even intelligence—what if the real key to progress lies in limits? Esther Dyson, cosmonaut, entrepreneur, journalist, and investor, will explore the paradox of finiteness in an AI-driven era.
Drawing from her unique cross-disciplinary experiences, Dyson challenges the prevailing mindset of unchecked scalability in business, markets, and technology. How do term limits—on time, attention, and ambition—shape better decision-making, creativity, and fulfillment? In an era where AI promises abundance, how can individuals and enterprises harness constraints to drive meaningful progress?
This Collective[i] Forecast will offer a provocative lens on how leaders, organizations, and societies can rethink priorities, set boundaries, and embrace the power of limits in a world designed for scale.
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Conversation with Karim Lakhani, Dorothy & Michael Hintze Professor of Business Administration at the Harvard Business School, the founder and co-director of the Laboratory for Innovation Science at Harvard and the principal investigator of the NASA Tournament Laboratory
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Conversation with Harvey Mason Jr, CEO of the Recording Academy® as well as a songwriter, music and movie producer, and founder of Harvey Mason Media
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From the end of segregation to the end of affirmative action: What’s next?
Conversation with Soledad O’Brien, Award-winning Documentarian, Journalist, Speaker, Author, Philanthropist, and Founder of Soledad O’Brien Productions
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Exploring Ethical AI with Friar Paolo Benanti, Professor of Ethics of Technology at Pontifical Gregorian University
Father Paolo Benanti is a distinguished professor at the Pontifical Gregorian University, where he studies and teaches a unique blend of expertise in moral theology, ethics, and the complexities of modern technology. He has recently made worldwide headlines as the AI advisor to Pope Francis and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, calling for "human-centric" artificial intelligence.
Father Benanti's influence extends beyond academia to global discussions on the responsible development and deployment of AI. His role as a consultant to the Vatican, the pontiff, and the Italian government and his frequent engagements with Silicon Valley giants underscore his commitment to shaping ethical frameworks prioritizing human dignity and societal well-being in AI. Join us for a discussion on Father Benanti's perspective on the ethics and morality questions raised by advancements in artificial intelligence.