This year, the Lovelace-Hodgkin Symposium on AI Ethics focusses on Responsible AI & Education, bringing together leading voices from public policy, education, government, academia, research, & the student voice to explore how artificial intelligence can be developed, incorporated and used responsibly in lifelong learning.

On Day 1 our first session will explore what responsible AI really means from a philosophical and technical perspective. In Session 2, we will deep dive into how responsible AI impacts learning, from early education through academia to public engagement, with a focus on policy, co-creation and dialogue. Moving into lifelong learning, our final session will focus on responsible AI in public funding, research and employment.

Day 2 will focus on collaboration, with a practical workshop that distils discussions from Day 1 and provides the framework for the expert panel of university policy makers, aimed at generating actionable ideas and institutional priorities.

This free, in-person event is hosted at the University of Glasgow’s Advanced Research Centre (ARC). It is open to everyone interested in shaping a more responsible future for AI in education, whether you're a student, educator, technologist, policymaker, or simply curious.

Join us to be part of the conversation and the change. Share your insights on X @LHSymposiumAI or using #glasgowAIethics