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Transformative Ideas: Thriving in the Digital Age

Re-engage in wonder as we continue our dive into some of life’s most enduring questions. Inspired by a new program offered through Trinity College of Arts & Sciences for Duke sophomores with the same title, Transformative Ideas explores questions of meaning, value, purpose, and spirit that challenge us as humans. Now it’s your turn. Join us with Duke experts in an open, cross-disciplinary dialogue about enduring questions and big ideas that change lives, link cultures, and shape societies. Thriving in the Digital Age How should we practically live in today’s digital age? Technology has enhanced life in many ways but how can we incorporate these innovations in a balanced way to benefit the world and its citizens? Join us as we debate the effect advances in technologies, such as artificial intelligence, have on our understanding of what it means to flourish and be fully human. Intro: Jo Supernaw, Senior Director of Faculty Engagement with Lifelong Learning at Duke Alumni Engagement & Development Moderator: Alex Hartemink B.S.'94, P'25, Professor of Computer Science, Trinity College of Arts & Sciences Speakers: Mark Hansen, James B. Duke Distinguished Professor of Literature, Trinity College of Arts & Sciences Philip Michael Napoli, James R. Shepley Distinguished Professor of Public Policy, Sanford School of Public Policy Siobhan Rigby Oca Ph.D.'22, Assistant Professor of The Practice in the Thomas Lord Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, Pratt School of Engineering Nancy Lee Zucker, Professor in Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Psychiatry, Child & Family Mental Health & Community Psychiatry