On Being Human in the Age of AI, with David Harewood OBE

This lecture, organised by the King’s Trust and held at the magnificent Drapers’ Hall, will feature actor, presenter, and President of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art David Harewood OBE, making the case for being uniquely, creatively, messily, inspirationally human in the emerging world of AI.  After the lecture, he will be joined in conversation by journalist and broadcaster presenter Sonali Shah, followed by drinks and canapés.

5.45 pm registration opens | 6.30 pm lecture
7.30 pm drinks reception | 9 pm close

COST: £50 with all proceeds going to the King’s Trust. No refunds.

HCUK have kindly been allocated 20 tickets, which we will allocate on a first-come, first-served basis. We have chosen to publicise this event as we feel the content may be interesting to some of our members, and there is no explicit charitable donation required or to be solicited on the evening; however, the King’s Trust have asked that those who attend have an interest in current or future philanthropy.

This event is open to HCUK members only. 

The King’s Trust (formerly known as The Prince’s Trust) is a major UK youth charity founded in 1976 by King Charles III, then the Prince of Wales. It helps young people aged 11 to 30 who are unemployed, struggling at school, or facing tough life challenges like homelessness or mental health issues to build life skills, find jobs, or start businesses.