​Dialogue #1: Are we prepared for this?

​Language: 🇷🇴 🇬🇧

​Objective 

​The first dialogue will bring as guests professionals and community leaders in health, art, philosophy, sociology, humanities and political science. We believe that this mix of expertise that covers the human body, mind and soul is vital to having a coherent conversation about impactful technologies.

​The aim of this first event is to have a high-level human-centric perspective of what is happening now, where it can go, and what we can do about it in our daily lives. 

​This event will also inform the topic of the second edition. This means that anyone attending can voice their concerns, ideas, and experiences so we can prepare for the next panel and topic. 

​Reading recommendations Dialogues #1 

​Although not exhaustive, merely a conversation starter, we recommend all our guests and participants to get familiar with some nuanced topics related to the topics discussed. From the new aggregated ideology of TESCREALism that is on the minds of highly known tech entrepreneurs, to the public space innovators in policy making in the newest country of Liberland all the way to the LLM impact on our brains recently published by MIT. And from the concerns of older politicians like Bernie Sanders to the intersection of faith, art and technology in the Catholic Church of Lucerne, Switzerland. 

​About ABQ.Dialogues

​The ABQ Dialogues are a human-centric conversation series where diverse voices explore how emerging technologies reshape the fundamental aspects of our lived experience and collective future. 

​The Dialogues follow ABQ’s main pillars: education, entrepreneurship, and societal impact by bringing together diverse professional voices in a progressive learning journey. We aim to highlight technology’s impact, creating deeper understanding of how AI, Blockchain, Bio-engineering, and Quantum Computing are reshaping our world.  

​The Dialogues prioritize how these innovations impact the most fundamental aspects of human experience. From healthcare systems and longevity to artistic expression, psychological well-being, social connections, and community faith structures, we explore both current changes and future implications for how we live, work, create, and find meaning. The Dialogues prioritize people over technology, ensuring that human values and needs guide our collective understanding of technological transformation. 

​Events Format 

​We propose a monthly conversation series that creates space for dialogue between experts and the public. Each session combines expert presentations with interactive questions and answers, open discussions, and networking opportunities that promote community connections. We believe this format encourages inclusive participation, amplifying voices from multiple sectors and backgrounds while building knowledge progressively across the series. Our goal is to generate practical insights that serve individuals navigating technological change, community leaders shaping local responses, and organizations implementing new technologies. 

​After each dialogue, we will publish findings for public access, culminating in a final synthesis document with actionable recommendations and mitigation strategies for individuals, community leaders, and organizations. 
 
ABQ.Dialogues are a 10-part, monthly events, with 3-hour sessions divided between expert conversations, public interventions and networking.

​Guests List coming soon...

​The ABQ.Institute Team