Kaleidoscope Salon: AI and Social Justice Infrastructure
AI and Social Justice Infrastructure
A quiet room for loud questions
This March, join us in Central London at the Spitalfields Auditorium, Second Home, for the next Kaleidoscope Salon.
As AI rapidly reshapes economies, governance systems, education, labour markets, and public trust, one question sits quietly beneath the acceleration:
Who is this infrastructure really being built for?
This gathering brings together executives, policymakers, technologists, academics, and operators to examine AI not as a product but as social infrastructure.
Where power concentrates.
Where access expands or contracts.
Where long term value is either strengthened or quietly undermined.
This is not a conference.
Not a panel marathon.
It is a structured, salon style forum. Disciplined, candid, and action oriented. Designed for leaders who carry responsibility for real decisions.
Flow of the Morning
10:00 to 10:30 am - Arrival and curated networking
10:30 to 10:45 am - Opening address by Dr Jacqui Taylor, Expert Advisor to the European Commission and Chair of the AI Technical Advisory Committee at UKAS
10:45 to 11:30 am - Topic I
AI as Infrastructure: Power, Policy, and Design Choices
Speakers:
Professor Aldo Faisal, Professor of AI and Neuroscience, Imperial College London
Margi Seth, Head of AI Governance and Enablement, Novo Nordisk
Dhruva Bhat, Co Founder, Lumiere Education Group
11:30 to 11:45 am - Break
11:45 to 12:30 pm - Topic II
From Ethics to Execution: What Leaders Can Actually Do
Alina Jingan, Enterprise Sales Director, Data and AI, Salesforce
Reshma Ramachandran, Senior Advisor, Boston Consulting Group
Sunil Bharadwaj, Senior Director of Sustainability, Capgemini
12:30 to 12:45 pm - Closing synthesis fireside
12:45 to 1:45 pm - Curated lunch and structured connection
We will explore
What it means to treat AI as infrastructure rather than innovation
Where governance gaps are creating systemic risk
How AI is reinforcing inequality and where it is strengthening systems that matter
What board level accountability for AI actually looks like
How technology, when designed well, can support access, dignity, resilience, and public good
How leaders move from abstract ethics to operational clarity this year
Expect
Candid, grounded conversations on AI, power, and institutional responsibility
Senior voices across science, governance, enterprise, and capital
Space to hold shared unease and tension without drifting into paralysis
A room designed for serious dialogue, not performance
Curated introductions and intentional cross sector exchange
Intentionally limited capacity.
Expanded ambition.
A more senior and accountable room.
No ESG theatre.
No AI hype cycle amplification.
Kaleidoscope Salons are built on one principle:
Clarity over noise. Responsibility over rhetoric.