As digital, social, and institutional systems face increasing stress, the need for infrastructure that can adapt and be shaped by those that rely on it has never been clearer. 🌐 ​Infrastructures of Resilience is a two-day forum bringing together technologists, researchers, artists, and organizers to explore how we design systems that hold up under pressure and serve the public over time. ​The focus is on how coordination happens at scale, how trust is built into systems, and how public tools—digital and otherwise—can be governed and sustained by the communities that rely on them.

Join Seattle University’s Technology Ethics Initiative at the third annual Ethics & Tech Conference to explore the evolving legal and policy landscape governing AI.

​Join for drinks and a fireside chat about adapting our economic system to work for everyone in the age of advanced AI.