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AI4Science - The Next Chapter for Science
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Friday, 06 November 2026
18:00–20:00
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The year is 2026. AI drafts hypotheses, runs simulations and proposes candidate molecules faster than any scientist can check them. So what does a scientist do all day now? Where do new ideas come from? Will AI widen what we imagine, or pull everyone toward the same safe answers? What counts as understanding when a model can predict what no one can explain? And as AI grows more capable and more autonomous, how do we keep it working toward what science is for: understanding, shared openly, in service of people? By 2036, “AI for science” may simply be called science. Whether that science is good, safe, and trustworthy depends on the work being done today. This AI4Science evening brings together some of the researchers doing it, as the international science community gathers for Berlin Science Week. Our panelists take on the questions above from different corners of the field: 🎤 Yoshua Bengio Co-President & Scientific Director, LawZero Turing Award recipient (2018) for foundational work in deep learning, founder of Mila, and the most-cited computer scientist worldwide. Since 2023 he has focused on AI safety, and in 2025 he launched LawZero, a nonprofit building Scientist AI, an approach to highly capable AI that is safe by design. He also chairs the International AI Safety Report and holds a Canada CIFAR AI Chair. 🎤 Lyad Rahwan Director, Max Planck Institute for Human Development; Founder, Center for Humans and Machines Studies how AI changes the way people think, learn, work, cooperate, and govern. He helped establish the field of machine behaviour, which studies AI systems as actors with behavioural patterns of their own, and led the Moral Machine experiment, which gathered tens of millions of decisions from people worldwide on the ethics of autonomous vehicles. Before moving to Berlin, he led the Scalable Cooperation group at the MIT Media Lab. He is also an honorary professor at TU Berlin. 🎤 Patrik Reizinger IVADO Postdoctoral Fellow, Mila / Université de Montré
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- Merantix AI Campus, Berlin · More at Merantix AI Campus →
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- Merantix Aicampus
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- ~200 expected
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- 🌍 Open to all
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