Singapore, Singapore

Cafe Conversation - Never enough or have we had enough?

Asia/Singapore (GMT+8)
until 6:30 pm
Bricolage · Singapore

Cafe Conversation - Never enough or have we had enough? takes place on Sat, 3 Oct 2026 at 4:00 pm (GMT+8) at Bricolage in Singapore, Singapore, and runs until 6:30 pm. Entry is free; the listing is on Luma.

About this event

Panelists discuss AI's impact on society and guide small group conversations about shaping a human-centered future. Attendees hear from experts in arts, sustainability, and student activism while enjoying refreshments. The event explores how technology affects schools, workplaces, and communities today.

Full description from organizer

A Wellbeing Economy Alliance Singapore (weALL SG) Cafe ConversationSingapore is moving quickly to integrate AI — in our schools, our workplaces, and even in the everyday tools we rely on. The push to adopt AI seems to be everywhere. But while we race ahead, should we also not pause to ask ourselves: Where are we heading? What does this mean for us as people and as a society? How might we shape a future anchored in human and planetary wellbeing? If you’re feeling curious, uneasy, or simply want to hear how others are making sense of this moment, come join us for an open, grounded conversation.We will explore this in two parts:(Panel discussion) You should adopt AI...From school to work and in our communities, hear from our panelists about their experiences with AI across different settings, its impact on our lives and the questions we urgently need to address.(Table discussion) ...Or get left behindShare and engage with others through facilitated table discussions Meet our panelists Yuliana Frederika is a strong advocate for youth and minority inclusion. She is also an Arts, culture and heritage junkie who believes in the transformative power of creative expression and cultural rootedness. Marissa Chen is a writer and photographer based in Singapore. Yiran Ning is a Sustainability Analyst and volunteers in her free time. She is concerned about how AI is governed and its impacts on everyday people. Jayvier Chua is the founder of Youths for Humans, a student group campaigning against unethical AI usage. He is also a poet, essayist and practitioner of the humanities._____________________________________________Event fee: SGD 10, (or donation of your choice), collected at registration. Event fee will be waived if you are under 21 years old.Fee includes a drink (choice of house kombucha, soda, coffee / tea).

Tickets
Luma
Organizer
Personal
Time zone
GMT+8
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Details

When
Sat, 3 Oct 2026 · 4:00 pm (GMT+8) · until 6:30 pm
Where
Bricolage
Address
Bricolage, 1 Old Parliament Ln, #01-03 The Arts House Annex Building, Singapore 179429
Price
Free
Genre
ai

Questions

When is Cafe Conversation - Never enough or have we had enough??
Sat, 3 Oct 2026 at 4:00 pm GMT+8.
How much are tickets for Cafe Conversation - Never enough or have we had enough??
Entry is free.
Where is Cafe Conversation - Never enough or have we had enough??
Bricolage, Bricolage, 1 Old Parliament Ln, #01-03 The Arts House Annex Building, Singapore 179429, Singapore, Singapore.
Where can I buy tickets for Cafe Conversation - Never enough or have we had enough??
Tickets are sold on Luma. This page links straight to that listing; no tickets are sold here.
What time does Cafe Conversation - Never enough or have we had enough? end?
It runs until 6:30 pm.

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