AI and Our Working Lives – A Social Sciences Panel Debate
Date & time
4 November 2025 | 18.00-20.00
Event format
Attend event in person
Event type
Talk / panel debate
Event topic
Our working lives, Technology and us
Audience
Adults
Academic discipline
Social anthropology
Venue
St Thomas Centre
Marton St, Lancaster, LA1 1XX
What's on offer?
Panel discussion featuring researchers from Lancaster Univsity's School of Social Sciences, exploring the impact of AI on our relationship with work.
What's it about?
Join Social Sciences researchers from Lancaster University for an insightful evening panel discussion exploring the relationship between AI and our working lives. Drawing from cutting-edge research in Sociology, Linguistics and Media, the panel will delve into how technological developments are transforming not just what we do, but how we think about work itself.
This thought-provoking conversation will highlight the value of social science in understanding the intersecting real-world implications of AI.
Whether you're curious, concerned, or simply keen to learn more, this event offers a unique opportunity to reflect and explore how AI is shaping our shared futures.
Hot drinks and snacks provided on arrival.
Who's leading the event?
Dr Aaron Winter
Open to
All welcome, but more suitable for an audience aged 16+
Of particular interest to
Anyone with an interest in exploring how AI is changing our world and our relationship with work and society.
Event booking deadline
Booking will close at 1pm on the day of the event.
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