A gathering of business leaders, technologists, and academics to examine how AI is transforming strategy, operations, and leadership. Hosted by the Tuck School of Business.

Seventy years after the Dartmouth workshop that launched artificial intelligence, Dartmouth convenes the conversation again — this time focused on what must remain human. Over three days, national leaders, faculty, and students will take on the questions that matter most: where AI helps, where humans must lead, and who is accountable when systems fail. Programming includes keynotes, panels, structured debates, TED-style talks, a student hackathon, a film screening, and a ceremony at Dartmouth Hall.

Demonstrates how entrepreneurship requires human judgment, creative vision, and ethical consideration, especially in the age of AI

An event focused on how organizations can structure work to preserve human judgment, creative capacity, and ethical accountability as AI capabilities expand—and what this means for how we educate future workers and leaders.