Events

Under current government and corporate AI leadership, many of us feel discouraged or powerless. But if we take strategic action together, we have the power to bring AI under public control and determine how it’s used, how it’s regulated, and who it benefits. Historically, action from just 3.5% of th

Whether you are Catholic and/or Christian, or you are simply curious about major voices in the conversation about AI, you may want to know what the spiritual head of over a billion people is teaching about new technologies. Come join us for dinner and discussion of Pope Leo XIV’s letter to the world

MIT’s Annual Family Weekend Concert

Virtuosic Legacies—Celebrating 20th century composers

Friday, October 23, 2026/8:00 p.m

Kresge Auditorium, MIT

MIT Wind Ensemble, MIT Festival Jazz Ensemble & members of the MIT Vocal Jazz Ensemble



Frederick Harris, Jr., Music Director

Kenneth Amis, Assis

The Program in Science, Technology, and Society invites you to the annual Arthur Miller Lecture in Science and Ethics on Monday, October 26th from 4:00-5:30 pm in the MIT Welcome Center, for a panel lecture on the use of chatbots in children's toys. The panel features Professor Mimi Ito, Director of