Chalmers and WASP invite you to an open evening featuring public-science presentations and a panel discussion.
Overview
- Date:Starts 12 March 2026, 16:30Ends 12 March 2026, 18:45
- Location:
- Language:English
- Last sign up date:5 March 2026
How might AI shape us – as individuals and as a society?
Chalmers and WASP invite you to an open evening featuring public-science presentations and a panel discussion. Author and psychologist Lydia Sandgren reflects on potential psychological and social implications of AI together with philosopher Ola Sigurdson. They are joined by Anders Rosengren (Sahlgrenska Academy) and Robert Feldt (Chalmers), who collaborate on research exploring how LLM-based agent systems can support patient information and guidance in healthcare.
During the evening, Chalmers researchers will present recent research on AI companions and youth mental health, AI ethics and social impact, and sustainable human–robot interaction. The event is open to researchers as well as the general public interested in understanding AI’s possible impacts today.
Programme
16:30–16:45
Welcome and introduction to WASP, WASP Lighthouse and CHAIR
16:45–17:30
Public-science presentations:
- Negin Hashmati – AI Friends and effects on adolescents
- Karl de Fine Licht – AI Ethics and Social Impact
- Ilaria Torre – Sustainable Human–Robot Interaction
17:30–17:45
Light refreshments
17:45–18:45
Panel discussion: LLMs and their effects on the individual and society
Lydia Sandgren, Anders Rosengren, Ola Sigurdson and Robert Feldt
- Full Professor, Interaction Design and Software Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering
