Education in the Age of AI: What Happens to University Learning?
Education in the Age of AI: What Happens to University Learning?
AI is already changing how we study, teach and work. So what does that mean for university?
Speakers
Shafi Maahe - Co-founder & CEO of 1soul.ai and Chair of the Imperial AI Society. He's also co-founder of Moment AI Ventures, Europe's first cross-campus venture studio, and is studying for an MEng at Imperial College London.
Dr Sarah Moffatt Stephens - Founder & CEO of Smart Justice and Associate Professor in Legal Innovation at the University of Sussex. Her work focuses on AI, justice and digital reform.
Kay Yung - Knowledge Lawyer (AI & Innovation) at Legal Ai, a digital legal assistant. She's also a volunteer with LawCare.
We'll dig into questions like:
How will AI change the way students actually learn?
What happens to essays, exams and assessment?
Where's the line between using AI as a tool and cheating?
Will AI make education more accessible, or widen the gap?
What should universities keep, and what should they reinvent?
This isn't a debate about whether AI is good or bad. It's a conversation about how education adapts to a world where AI is part of everyday life.
Bring your questions, opinions and experiences, and join the conversation.