AI & Human Futures
Roundtables with Eleanor Gammell
Malcolm TurnbullFormer Prime Minister
Ian ThorpeOlympian · Advocate
Jess ScullyCivic Strategist
Sarah WilsonAuthor
A.C. GraylingPhilosopher
Gina ChickWriter · Adventurer
Simon LongstaffEthicist
Krista TippettBroadcaster
David BeaumontWiradjuri Advocate
Devon WhittleGlobal Shield
Tiberio CaetanoChief Scientist
Malcolm TurnbullFormer Prime Minister
Ian ThorpeOlympian · Advocate
Jess ScullyCivic Strategist
Sarah WilsonAuthor
A.C. GraylingPhilosopher
Gina ChickWriter · Adventurer
Simon LongstaffEthicist
Krista TippettBroadcaster
David BeaumontWiradjuri Advocate
Devon WhittleGlobal Shield
Tiberio CaetanoChief Scientist
Luke KempRisk Researcher
Alexander BeinerWriter
Catriona WallaceAI Ethicist
Sister AnayahSister of Mary
Berry LibermanPublisher · Investor
Holly RankinArtist · Strategist
Damon GameauFilmmaker
Joel PearsonNeuroscientist
Maia GouldCybernetics Professor
Dr Monty BadamiAnthropologist
Arnagretta HunterCardiologist
Greg SadlerPolicy Advocate
Luke KempRisk Researcher
Alexander BeinerWriter
Catriona WallaceAI Ethicist
Sister AnayahSister of Mary
Berry LibermanPublisher · Investor
Holly RankinArtist · Strategist
Damon GameauFilmmaker
Joel PearsonNeuroscientist
Maia GouldCybernetics Professor
Dr Monty BadamiAnthropologist
Arnagretta HunterCardiologist
Greg SadlerPolicy Advocate
We’re living through a moment in time that’s difficult to make sense of and impossible to ignore.
AI is reshaping our work, our decisions and how we imagine what might come next. Underneath that, something quieter is fraying: our sense of connection, our trust, our capacity to make meaning together.
We begin in that tension.
Ten chapters. Ten roundtables. Voices across disciplines, gathered not to perform certainty, but to meet what this moment is asking of us: what’s breaking, what’s at stake, and what it means to remain human in the midst of it all.
Convened by Eleanor Gammell, each conversation moves into the forces reshaping our minds, our relationships, our systems. And the quieter ways we might still find each other.








New chapters and the occasional thread worth following. No noise.
“We were made for these times, and we were made for each other in them.”Joanna Macy
We acknowledge the Gadigal People of Eora Nation, the traditional custodians of the land on which we convene these roundtables. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.