
Lazy Summer? Not This Year
Three conferences. Four summer schools. Two new professional associations. One new masterclass.
And tomorrow, I’m off to summer school number five.
Over the past few months, I attended three international conferences:
🇩🇪 Munich — The Responsible AI Forum
🇦🇹 Vienna — Digital Humanism Conference
🇹🇷 Istanbul — 7th Turkish Robotics Conference at Koç University
I took part in four summer schools exploring AI, its possibilities, and its implications for human life:
🇮🇹 Venice — Venice Summer School on the Philosophy of AI, Venice International University
🇦🇹 Vienna — 5th ACM Europe Digital Humanism Summer School, TU Wien
🇬🇧 Oxford — AI and Applied Data Science, Oxford University Summer School for Adults
🇩🇪 Munich — TUM-IAS Summer School “Limits of Artificial Intelligence”
I also became a member of the Digital Humanism Association and the Society for Philosophy and Technology.
Alongside all this, I developed a new masterclass, Human Genius in the Age of AI™, and delivered it in several countries.
One question runs through all of it:
As AI becomes more capable, how do we strengthen our own capacity to think, choose, create, and remain the authors of our lives?
Tomorrow, that exploration takes me to 🇮🇹 Tuscany for the International Artificial Intelligence Summer School — IAISS 2026.
My fifth summer school this year. And still so much to learn.
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Originally published on 17 September 2026. Event dates and announcements reflect the original publication.