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Balancing AI Risk and Opportunity

Professor Edward Santow

At Curious Thinkers 2025, Professor Edward Santow explores why AI can’t be left to experts alone.

He highlights the need for broader participation, where individuals and organisations actively engage with the technology, understand its risks and opportunities, and help shape how it’s used.

Watch to see why engaging with AI is everyone’s responsibility.

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Balancing AI Risk and Opportunity

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