25 November | Global dialogue on AI and education
The AI Conference will feature 16 thematic sessions, alongside the opening ceremony and UNU Rector’s Lecture Series IV. Discussions will examine how AI is changing education systems, the capabilities needed for an AI-driven future, and the responsibilities of institutions developing and adopting these technologies.
Across parallel sessions, participants will explore generative and agentic AI, algorithmic accountability, human agency, learning and employability, and education in low-resource settings. The programme will also consider international AI cooperation and Macau’s role in connecting institutions and perspectives across regions.
