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This year, Laurier is celebrating 100 years of the Faculty of Arts! Any lectures marked by a "***" are taught by instructors from across the Faculty of Arts at Laurier. Attend these lectures to join the celebration!

The AI Revolution: A Layperson's Guide

Featuring: Faculty of Arts members Byron Williston and Mark Humphries with alumnus Jason Shim


Friday, April 11, 2025 | noon - 1:30 p.m.

Information about Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere, but the knowledge to navigate the AI revolution is less plentiful. We know that AI is transformative. Applications in medicine are poised to save lives. Elsewhere, AI promises to automate repetitive tasks and help with problem-solving. But just as it holds great promise, there are ethical dilemmas, threats to jobs, and privacy concerns, among many other issues. How do we make sense of it all?

Join us to explore the way forward with three experts from the Faculty of Arts.

Winter 2025 Lectures

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Spring 2025 Lectures

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Reach out to lifelonglearning@wlu.ca with any hopes, dreams, or topics of interest!

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