About this Event
From business and law to healthcare and the arts, artificial intelligence is transforming a whole range of areas of our lives. How can we adapt to this rapidly changing world, increasingly shaped by AI? What will the future look like?
Our panel event will bring together experts from business, medicine, law, and art to explore how AI is being applied across these fields. What are the opportunities and challenges that AI presents, and how are our panellists approaching them?
Whether you use AI in your daily life and work or this is something new to you, everyone is welcome to join and take part in the conversation.
Chair:
Dr Alexis Holden, Director of Research and Knowledge Exchange Service, University of Lancashire
Panel members:
Professor Marcello Trovati, Professor of Digital Transformation
Utkarsh Leo, Lecturer in Law
Dr Abhi Jones, GP and Clinical Lead for Interprofessional Education
Phil Holmes, Senior Lecturer in Music Production and Sound Design
Age Policy for University of Lancashire events
Attendees Aged 16 and Above:
We are pleased to welcome individuals who are 16 years of age or older to attend our events independently. This change in our policy reflects our commitment to making our events accessible to a wider audience, including young adults and students.
For Attendees Under 16 Years:
All attendees under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. It's important that each child under 16 is with someone over 18 for the whole event. This ensures their safety and compliance with our event guidelines.
Content Warning:
Please be aware that the content of our events may not always be suitable for children. While we strive to present engaging and informative material, we cannot guarantee that all content will be appropriate for those under the age of 16. We encourage parents and guardians to consider this when deciding whether to bring children to the event.
By attending our events, all participants agree to adhere to these guidelines, ensuring a safe, enjoyable, and educational experience for everyone. For further information you can check our safeguarding page: , or contact us at [email protected].
Photography and Recording Policy
Live Streaming and Recording:
Please be aware that our lectures may be recorded.
Audience Participation:
During the event, it's possible that members of the audience may appear on camera or be captured in audio recordings, especially in moments of interaction or when relating to the lecture. However, the primary focus will always be on the lecturer and the content being delivered.
Privacy Concerns:
We understand and respect your privacy. If you have any concerns about being filmed or recorded, or if you wish to avoid being on camera, please feel free to contact us in advance at [email protected]
We are committed to accommodating your needs to the best of our ability while ensuring the event's success.
By participating in our events, attendees consent to the possibility of being captured in our live streams and recordings, while also acknowledging our efforts to respect and manage privacy concerns.
Agenda
🕑: 05:40 PM - 06:00 PM
Registration and reception
🕑: 06:00 PM - 06:50 PM
Introductory talks from the panellists
🕑: 06:50 PM - 08:00 PM
Panel discussion with questions from the audience
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Darwin Lecture Theatre, Darwin Building, Preston, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00
