Public panel discussion · Free entry · In person or online

What remains uniquely human? What boundaries should parents set? Is AI helping educate or causing harm? Join five very different thinkers for an evening of debate about conscience in the age of machines.

Five perspectives, one question

Our panel brings together a priest, a philosopher, an educator, a mathematician and a psychiatrist. Each sees AI from a different vantage point – faith, reason, the classroom, the algorithm and the developing mind – and each will be asked the same question: is AI reshaping moral minds, and what should we do about it?

The full line-up will be announced shortly. Registered attendees will be the first to hear.

Who this evening is for

• Parents and carers wondering what AI companions, homework helpers and chatbots are doing to their children’s thinking
• Teachers and school leaders deciding how to talk about AI, character and judgement in the classroom
• Sixth-form and university students who use these tools every day and want to think harder about them
• Clinicians, clergy and anyone who cares about how the next generation learns to reason about right and wrong

What to expect

• 6:00pm – Doors open, wine and nibbles, a chance to meet other attendees
• 6:30pm – Panel debate
• 7:45pm – Open floor: your questions to the panel, in the room and from online
• 9:00pm – Close

Online attendees receive the streaming link by email before the event.

Register your place

Places in the hall are limited, so please register early. Registration takes under a minute and you will receive a confirmation by email.

About Clinical AI Partners Oxford

Clinical AI Partners Oxford is a clinician-led organisation that measures how ready the NHS workforce is for AI and trains people to use it safely. From Code to Conscience is part of our public programme: bringing the questions we face in hospitals to the families, schools and communities that are facing them too.