Dame Susan Langley shares her vision to make opportunity in the City open to everyone, joined by experts discussing fresh ways to remove barriers to success.
A talk looks at why technology might one day leave too few jobs for people, and asks why past fears about machines taking over have usually been wrong.
The talk looks at ways to keep AI systems safe and fair, explains methods to make them trustworthy and clear, and shows how both people and governments can guide their use for good outcomes.
The talk looks at how modern healthcare affects the planet, from plastic and drug waste to carbon use, and asks if we can stay healthy without harming nature.
Mary Fulbrook looks at how local networks and a sense of community shaped who hid Jews and who turned away, showing how survival in the Holocaust often depended on everyday choices made by neighbours and officials.
