AI Salon: Decision-Making in the age of AI [London]

Join us for an intimate AI Salon conversation where we dive into making decisions in the age of AI.

The human experience in the age of AI is changing.

AI is no longer just automating tasks. It is becoming part of how we think: searching for information, weighing options, forming judgments, and making decisions.

We increasingly turn to chatbots for advice about work, relationships, and even our own thoughts.

Decision-making was never simple. We are biased, emotional, and often uncertain about what we want. AI may help us overcome some of these limitations, but it may also introduce new ones.

Some of the questions we'll explore together:

How has AI changed the way we make decisions, and what do we gain or lose by outsourcing parts of our thinking?

Can AI help us make better decisions, or does it introduce new biases and dependencies?

When should we trust AI, challenge its advice, or deliberately decide without it?

This salon is an informal gathering to reflect on how AI is reshaping human judgment, intuition, and autonomy.

We welcome anyone curious about AI, psychology, behavioural science, philosophy, and the future of human agency.

Come ready to reflect, disagree, and compare experiences.

Suggested readings:

System 3: when AI becomes part of how we reason - Decision Lab

How AI is reshaping human skills and thinking - APA

Tech Brief: AI Sycophancy & OpenAI - Georgetown Law

This is an in-person event. To facilitate smooth and cohesive conversations, please arrive between 6-6:30pm for a prompt discussion start at 6:30pm.

We thank the London Interface for AI Safety and LSE Generate for partnering with us for this event !

The Ai Salon is a global community founded in San Francisco focused on intimate, small-sized group discussions on the sociological, economic, cultural, and philosophical impacts and meaning of AI developments. We host small group discussions, all of which you can find on our calendar. You can find summaries of our previous conversations on our Substack.

Please be advised: Unfortunately, space is very limited at these in-person community events and we can not always accept everyone we would like to. If you are not accepted to this event, please try and come to another.