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“We’re all going to die! (Or are we?)”

What could AI mean for the next 50 years? Guest speaker, Martha Lane Fox, entrepreneur, legislator and board member, will draw on her wide-ranging experience to explore AI’s potential effects on work and business, entrepreneurial opportunity, existing institutions, culture, security and defence.

Chaired by Prof Diane Coyle, Bennett Professor of Public Policy at the University of Cambridge.

? Thursday 26 November 2026
 ? 17:30 to 19:00 (doors open at 17:00)
Lee Seng Tee Hall, Wolfson College, Cambridge, CB3 9BB

Free - booking is required

Book your place https://bit.ly/policylecture2026

Annual Public Policy Lecture: We’re all going to die! (Or are we?)

Drawing on her experience as an entrepreneur, legislator and board member, Martha Lane Fox will explore what AI could mean for the next 50 years, including its effects on work, business, entrepreneurial opportunity, existing institutions, culture, security and defence. Chaired by Prof Diane Coyle, Bennett Professor of Public Policy, University of Cambridge.

Sat 9 August 2025 3:00PM - 4:30PM

Highlight Anubhav - Celebrating India through a weekend of talks and discussions

Sakhya presents a weekend of celebrating India through two eclectic (online) sessions with distinguished experts sharing their perspectives on topics ranging from quantum computing, nuclear energy, nation building (9 Aug) to archiving the forgotten artistic treasures of Satyajit Ray (10 Aug). All proceeds from the event to go to grass-root projects across India.

Sun 10 August 2025 3:00PM - 4:30PM

Chalchitra - Celebrating India through a weekend of talks and discussions Cancelled

Sakhya presents a weekend of celebrating India through two eclectic (online) sessions with distinguished experts sharing their perspectives on topics ranging from quantum computing, nuclear energy, nation building (9 Aug) to archiving the forgotten artistic treasures of Satyajit Ray (10 Aug). All proceeds from the event to go to grass-root projects across India.