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The Human in Human Rights: Dignity, Autonomy and Democracy in the Age of AI
October 16
The Centre for Digital Ethics will convene a special public-interest discussion at Trinity College Dublin exploring what it means to protect human dignity, autonomy and democratic values in the age of artificial intelligence.
Taking place immediately following Ireland’s International AI Summit and during Ireland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the event will bring together leading voices from human rights, academia, technology, regulation and civil society to examine a foundational question: what must remain human in an increasingly automated society?
The evening will consider the cumulative effects of AI and digital technologies on human agency, vulnerability, work, democracy, culture and fundamental rights, while asking what meaningful human-centred governance should look like in practice.
???? Friday, 16 October 2026
???? Long Room Hub, Trinity College Dublin
The event will bring together leading voices from academia, human rights, technology, regulation and civil society to discuss the impact of AI and digital technologies on human agency, fundamental rights, democracy and culture.
We are particularly pleased to see Edoardo Celeste, Coordinator of Law and Tech Research Cluster, among the confirmed speakers. Other confirmed participants include former President of Ireland Mary Robinson, Prof. Stuart Russell, Miriam O’Callaghan, Prof. Jennifer Edmond and several other experts from academia, civil society, law and public policy.
Find out more and express your interest in attending here: https://lnkd.in/dnHZ4BiT