The Brisbane Dialogues is an independent, neutral, intergenerational, volunteer-based, pro bono project to stimulate genuine dialogue. Beyond debate.
Brisbane, Australia
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Tickets for the only Big Dialogue in Brisbane this year are almost sold out!
As always - a big topic, a top panel with genuinely diverse views, and a conducive, catered atmosphere at the beautiful Princess for a great discussion and an enjoyable night out.
Mike Noetel cautions that unchecked advancement in AI capabilities, power centralisation, and system misalignment pose profound threats that urgently require global and national risk management.
A Big Dialogue: How Can Australia Maintain Sovereignty in the AI Age?
5.30pm for 6.30pm, Mon 2 Nov
The Princess Theatre, Woolloongabba
Tickets including food from only $20 (students), with donated tickets available for young people if you are quick!
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Sue Keay sees AI and robotics as essential drivers of Australian productivity and industry transformation. She argues for strategic investment in sovereign capabilities, workforce development, and data control so Australia can reap the economic benefits.
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Helen Haines, Bondi and Riots in Europe
As shocking, sickening and sobering as the attack on Helen Haines is, violence by lone deranged individuals against politicians is not new in Australia, though relatively rare - not for a minute discounting the potential for more, ...
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In the wake of the attack on Helen Haines MP, as the Governor-General called for a new era of decency and civility and exhorted Australians to learn to disagree well, a full house at the University of Canberra was practising just that...
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With just two days to go, one of the panellists has set out their stall on tax reform. Aruna Sathanapally, CEO of the Grattan Institute, ...
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Join curious fellow citizens of all ages, economists and non-economists alike, interested in whether Australia can tax its way to prosperity (or not) or our “better public discussions” cause. Most people in Canberra can relate to one or the other!
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One week to go for a different take on the national tax reform discussion, an enjoyable and enlightening night out -
Top topic, line-up and congenial format in the “better public discussions” cause.
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Shoutout to everyone interested in:
• how AI will affect our sovereignty and how Australia should respond as a nation
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Dr Aruna Sathanapally, CEO of independent think tank the Grattan Institute, leads the Institute’s work on economic growth, budgets, and institutional reform.
Shahar Hameiri will moderate the Big Dialogue on AI and Australian sovereignty on Mon 2 Nov at The Princess Theatre.
Tickets from only $20 including food for an enlightening and enjoyable long-form discussion, on a big topic, with real viewpoint diversity, in the congenial surroundings of one of The Dialogues’ strongest supporters, the Princess Theatre, south-of-the-river...
twin of the venue partner The Tivoli who made the Big Dialogues possible in the first place.
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