Right, Wrong, or Different: What Makes Us Human? Values Across Cultures in the Age of AI
Monday, November 16, 2026 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM EST
Merten Hall, 1201
SIS Associate Professor Dr. Graziella Pagliarulo, along with George Mason's Office of International Programs and Services, and the Center for Leadership and Intercultural Engagement will be hosting the discussion covering "Right, Wrong, or Different: What Makes Us Human? Values Across Cultures in the Age of AI" on Monday, November 16th from 5-7pm at Merten Hall.
What will be discussed?
As AI becomes a bigger part of how we learn, work, communicate, and make decisions, what does it mean to be human? Join international and domestic students for a conversation about the values that shape our lives, including empathy, responsibility, connection, and purpose. Together, we'll explore how AI is influencing higher education around the world, how different societies are approaching these changes, and what today's university students can learn from one another as they prepare for a future increasingly shaped by AI.
Dinner will be provided for all attendees, please RSVP here: https://mason360.gmu.edu/w/_/_/events/Z211OkV2ZW50OjIzMDY0MjI=
