Salisbury Forum to Host Panel Discussion on Artificial Intelligence and Education Sept. 27

The Salisbury Forum will host a panel discussion on “The Role

of Artificial Intelligence in Transforming Education” on Friday, Sept. 27, at 7:30

p.m. at Salisbury School. The event features representatives from The Hotchkiss

School, Salisbury School, and Housatonic Valley Regional High School. Admission

is free. Register at www.salisburyforum.org.

Moderated by Jonathan P. Costa, executive director of EdAdvance, and joined by an expert panel featuring three school-based administrators and an artificial intelligence specialist, this talk will provide a brief overview of AI. The discussion will explore the recent history, current trends, and future of AI, and examine its potential impact on our schools.

The panelists are Ian Strever, principal of Housatonic Valley Regional High School; Sarah Mulrooney, dean of academic life at Salisbury School; Richard Davis, dean of academic life at The Hotchkiss School; and Matt Mervis, director of AI Strategy at EdAdvance.

This talk is supported by a grant from Connecticut Humanities, which is an independent, nonprofit affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

The Salisbury Forum is a nonprofit organization based in the Northwest Corner of Connecticut whose mission is to host speaker forums that foster a deeper understanding of issues that affect our lives globally and locally.