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ALT Absolutely Interdisciplinary 2026 held at the University of Toronto on May 13, 2026.
ALT People walking along the tree-lined sidewalk in front of the Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus
ALT Portrait of a smiling blonde woman centred against a dark blue background featuring an abstract network of interconnected blue and yellow lines and dots.
ALT Join the Schwartz Reisman Institute for Technology and Society for The Human Variable: Psychology for the AI Age, a one-day conference convened by Michael Inzlicht that brings together leading researchers from psychology, philosophy, and computer science to examine what the human mind can tell us about AI, and what AI can tell us about the human mind.
ALT Promotional graphic for the University of Toronto Department of Computer Science's Conversations in Computing series. The graphic features a portrait of Bruce Schneier alongside the title “Bruce Schneier on Hacking AI.” Event details read: Thursday, October 22, 2026, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus, 108 College Street, Toronto. A yellow “Register Now” button appears beside the portrait. University of Toronto Computer Science, Schwartz Reisman Institute for Technology and Society, and Vector Institute logos appear at the bottom.
ALT SRI Faculty Affiliate Benjamin Alarie’s new book, co-authored with Samuel Becher, argues that AI could move legal systems from scarcity to abundance. In conversation with SRI, he discusses personalized law, what must stay human in a courtroom, and why he believes legal scholarship has tilted too far toward pessimism.
ALT The SRI Seminar Series welcomes Helen Nissenbaum, the Andrew H. and Ann R. Tisch Professor of Information Science and founding director of the Digital Life Initiative at Cornell Tech.
ALT Join Samir Chhabra (Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada), Kathryn Hume (Vector Institute), Alexandra Posadzki (The Globe and Mail), and University of Toronto's Avi Goldfarb and Nicolas Papernot in-person on 10 September for a discussion on AI-powered threats and Canada's future.
