From 9:00–12:00, followed by a networking lunch from 12:00–13:00.

While AI can synthesize data and calculate probability, judgement is what turns a machine's output into an accountable decision — and that responsibility can't be delegated to the tool itself. This inaugural leadership dialogue offers a closed-door forum for business leaders to move beyond abstract debates and critically examine what it means to lead in an AI-driven environment.

Built around peer dialogue, this half-day session connects a select group of business leaders with leading philosopher of mind Tim Crane, organizational strategy and leadership expert Henrike Arnold, and expert facilitators from ODN Europe. Together, participants will stress-test their assumptions around trust, risk, decision-making and accountability in the age of AI, gaining the clarity required to move from uncritical adoption to intentional, high-value deployment.

Want to be in the room? Register ↗ here by Friday, 30 October.

Photo: © FWF/Klaus Ranger

‍Who should attend? Leaders from the business sector navigating AI-driven decisions.

‍What can you expect? We know you’re busy – we’ve planned a content-rich format that gives you the opportunity to learn, but also critically reflect alongside a group of your peers. We’ll have:

• Expert Perspectives: Two concise 20-minute keynotes by expert speakers, covering the state-of-the-art in the philosophy of artificial intelligence and its direct implications for the business world, followed by Q&A

• Structured Peer Dialogue: Facilitators will guide you through thought-provoking questions to help you consider how to intentionally utilize AI in your business.

• Executive Networking: High-level peer discussion, supported by catered breaks and an onsite networking lunch.