Join Chartwell Speakers for an informative and fascinating talk "How to Think About Technology" with the editor-in-chief of the New Scientist magazine, Sumit Paul-Choudhury on Wednesday, July 27th, 6:30pm - 7:45pm.

In his talk, Sumit will discuss the biggest concerns occupying science and technology experts today and more specifically:

Technology: good, bad or neutral?
The Anthropocene and the smart future
Automation: are self-driving cars dangerous?
Will artificial intelligence put us all out of work?
The biggest technology project of all time

Sumit's talk at Chartwell's offices in central London will answer these questions and provide audience members with fascinating insights into the research and projects shaping our future. The talk will then be followed by a Q&A session where guests can ask anything they wish to know about technology from one of the UK's most informed experts. Not to be missed!

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About our speaker:

Sumit Paul-Choudhury is the editor of New Scientist, the world’s most popular science weekly and one of the UK’s most respected media brands. Trained as a physicist at Imperial College, he subsequently turned his hand to journalism, working in London and New York, and spent fifteen years writing about finance and technology before returning to science in 2008. Sumit makes complex subjects comprehensible and relevant to any audience, from climate change to black holes, leaving his listeners fascinated and uplifted.

How to think about technology Sumit Paul-Choudhury

Technology: good, bad or neutral?

The Anthropocene and the smart future

Automation: are self-driving cars dangerous?

Will artificial intelligence put us all out of work?

The biggest technology project of all time

"How To Think About Technology" with Sumit Paul-Choudhury