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The Next Decade of AI: Technical Possibilities and Ethical Responsibilities
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Thu, May 7, 2026
6:45 PM – 9:30 PM (GMT+2)
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We’ll ask: What are AI agents, and what are the biggest opportunities and challenges they create for professional life? What are social care-giving robots, and can we humans have authentic friendships or romantic partnerships with them? From preserving Guarani and Quechua to enabling communication with animals, what prospects and dilemmas does AI create for human language and communication—with one another, and with other species?
This will be followed by a networking cocktail.
Agenda:
18:45-19:00: Registration
19:00-19:05: Welcome by IE University & Instituto Cervantes
19:05-20:35: Fireside chat
20:35-21:30: Networking cocktail
NB: attendees will be a mix of IE alumni and prospective IE students
Speakers
Iliana Grosse-Buening
Adjunct Professor for Digital Wellbeing
IE University
https://www.linkedin.com/in/iliana-grosse-buening/
Iliana Grosse-Buening, is an entrepreneur, author, and advisor working at the intersection of technology, ethics, and human flourishing. She is Co-Founder and CEO of Deeply Human Innovation, Chair of the IEEE Global AI Systems Flourishing Initiative, Adjunct Professor for Digital Wellbeing at IE University and Business School, and Affiliate to the IE UNESCO Chair for AI Ethics and Governance. With over a decade of international experience across five continents, she advises Fortune 500 companies, global charities, and universities on digital wellbeing, AI ethics, and responsible innovation. Her research has been published by Springer Nature and De Gruyter.
Dr. Benjamin Lange
Research Group Lead - Ethics of AI
LMU-Munich and Munich Center for Machine Learning
https://www.linkedin.com/in/langebenjamin/
Dr. Benjamin Lange leads the Research Group in AI Ethics at LMU-Munich and Munich Center for Machine Learning. His research focuses on the ethics of AI and technology, foundational issues in normative ethics, and organizational and business ethics. Ben was trained at LSE (B.Sc.) and University of Oxford (B.Phil, D.Phil) and has been a research affiliate with The Uehiro Oxford Institute for Practical Ethics, LMU’s Zentrum für Ethik und Philosophie in der Praxis (ZEPP), and Google’s Responsible Innovation and AI Ethics team.