RAIx Series: Responsible AI x Education

This event is part of the RAIx series, a Responsible AI community exploring how AI is reshaping key sectors.

Nobody really knows what the future of learning looks like anymore.

AI is already part of daily life in classrooms and at kitchen tables: tutoring apps, homework helpers, essay tools, and study plans that quietly shape how a child spends their evening.

🎙 ABOUT THIS MEETUP

This event brings together a panel sharing followed by breakout group discussions. It exists because of a question that keeps coming up in this community: teachers are trying to adapt their lesson plans and grading without losing sight of whether a student actually understands the material or just outsourced it, while parents are navigating a strange new territory at the kitchen table, unsure if the AI helping with tonight's homework is building their kid's confidence or doing the thinking for them.

It goes beyond the classroom too. This is changing how a whole generation learns to think, how families spend time together, and what "help" even means as kids grow up. So we're all circling the same question: is AI acting like scaffolding for a child's growth, or a shortcut that quietly undermines it?

That question looks different depending on where you sit, so we're putting four different vantage points on one stage: an AI safety researcher, a media and advocacy lead, a startup cofounder, and a product manager working on AI in policy. Between them, they cover how these systems are built, how they're talked about publicly, how they're brought to market, and how they show up in government led education initiatives.

🎤 Your panel:

• Iris, Digital Marketing & Responsible AI Advocate

• Elaine, Arts Education Co-Founder & Human-Centred Learning Advocate

• Eric, Product Manager GovTech & MOE

• Jared, AI Safety Researcher & AI Robotics Trainer (also moderating)

🧠 What we'll cover:

→ How AI is actually showing up in classrooms and at home, not the headline version

→ For teachers: what's changing in lesson planning, grading, and spotting genuine understanding versus outsourced work

→ For parents: how to tell if AI is building a child's confidence or replacing their thinking, and what healthy boundaries look like

→ Where education is heading as AI tools become a normal part of growing up

👤 Who this is for:

• Teachers and educators navigating AI in the classroom

• Parents figuring out AI's role at home

• Edtech builders and researchers

• Anyone curious about the future of learning

You don't need a technical background. That's rather the point.

⚙️ What you'll need:

• Just yourself and an open mind

• Come with a question or experience to share. The best discussions come from the room, not the stage.

📅 22 Sep 2026

⏰ 6:30–8:30pm SGT

📍 Fort Canning MRT is the nearest station, about a 3 minute walk.

📋 Run of show:

Doors open 6:00pm

Welcome and introductions 6:30pm.

Panel sharing 6:40pm.

Short break 7:30pm

Breakout group discussions 7:35pm

Share back and closing remarks 8:30pm

Close

❗ Important notes:

🍕 Food is not provided. Please grab a bite before coming.

🎟 Free registration. Please fill in all required fields. Registrations are subject to approval.

📸 Photography, audio and video recording may take place. By attending, you agree to this. We're committed to a respectful, inclusive space where curiosity and honest sharing thrive, free from judgment of any kind.

Free to attend. Part of the RAIx series exploring Responsible AI across key sectors.