The Future of Decision Making

24 October 2024
Sydney, Australia
Sir John Clancy auditorium, University of New South Wales

In October 2024 the Nobel Prize Dialogue comes to Sydney for the first time to bring together minds from science and beyond, all gathering to discuss and explore the future of decision-making.

This is an important subject to tackle. It is a big year for elections world wide. But democracy is in decline, geopolitical tensions are rising and artificial intelligence is likely to affect decision making in profound ways. It sometimes feels that our systems for making decisions need updating. How do we improve how we make collective decisions across cultures, geographies and generations?

Join us for the evening as we explore the powerful forces that shape our decisions and how we navigate the digital age.

The evening will feature a number of Nobel Prize laureates together with other regional and international experts. Speakers include Tawakkol Karman, peace 2011, Saul Perlmutter, physics 2011, Brian Schmidt, physics 2011, and comedian, actor, composer, songwriter, pianist and director, Tim Minchin.

Registration will open in the beginning of September. To receive a reminder when the registration opens, please click here.

We look forward to seeing you there.