Vision Weekends are the annual festivals of Foresight Institute. Held in two countries, over two weekends, you are invited to burst your tech silos, and plan for flourishing long-term futures. Come for the ideas: join the conference, unconference, mentorship hours, curated 1-1s, tech demos, prize awards and much more. Stay for fun with new friends: join for the satellite gatherings, cyberfuture meets salsa night, beach party, and surprise island adventures.

Each year, RightsCon convenes business leaders, policy makers, general counsels, government representatives, technologists, academics, journalists, and human rights advocates from around the world to tackle pressing issues at the intersection of human rights and technology.

Generative AI tools, released by a handful of powerful tech companies, are remaking the economy, society, and human life as we know it. Must their vision be our common destiny? In Boston Review’s recent issue AI Futures, technology writer Evgeny Morozov explores a radically different way of thinking about artificial intelligence by examining its past, and offers a more utopian vision for the role that technology can play in our lives. In this event, Morozov will be joined by free software activist and former digital minister of Taiwan Audrey Tang and computer scientist and AI pioneer Terry Winograd for a discussion on how to build political power and a technological future that serves us all. Moderated by tech journalist Brian Merchant. Cosponsored by the Boston Review, Stanford McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society, and Stanford HAI. Reception to follow. A free copy of AI Futures will be provided to in-person attendees.