In this closing address James Bradley explores how artificial intelligence is transforming our world at astonishing speed.

Abilities such as creativity and storytelling that were once defining characteristics of our own species can now be produced by machines almost instantaneously and for free.

What does this mean for writers and artists? Are we now obsolete? And if not how should we think about the increasing intrusion of AI into our lives? Should we resist it or embrace it? And what might ethical AI look like?

James Bradley lays out a vision for the enduring value of human meaning and creativity in an age of machine intelligence.

Age Suitability: All Ages. Children under 16 years must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

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