Event radar
Georgetown-hosted and regional events appear together, but never blur into the same category.
20 events
In person · Copley Formal Lounge and Lohrfink Auditorium, Georgetown University
Two Georgetown Family Weekend sessions examine how faculty are using AI while preserving discovery, discernment, and the human element in learning.
Official Georgetown Family Weekend programming
In person · Washington, DC
Five days of regional programming for founders, investors, builders, and the technology community.
Online · Online through Georgetown Law
A five-week executive education program on the practical, ethical, and organizational implications of generative AI in legal practice.
In person · Washington, DC
A public-sector program focused on moving AI from pilots toward secure, mission-ready implementation.
In person · Mortara Center, Georgetown University
CSET researchers discuss whether location verification can strengthen enforcement of controls on advanced AI chips.
Official Georgetown event
Hybrid · Washington, DC and online
CNN’s first Health Innovation Summit includes a public livestream discussion on AI-powered healthcare, clinical use, patient safety, diagnostics, and discovery.
DMV selection; no Georgetown participation, sponsorship, or endorsement verified
Hybrid · 125 E Street NW, 9th Floor, Washington, DC; limited virtual participation
CSET's Project ATLAS convenes researchers and policymakers to examine new data, metrics, and tools for science and technology analysis.
Official Georgetown CSET event
In person · Duran Visualization and Learning Lab, Lauinger Library, Georgetown University
Monica Anderson and Robert Groves discuss public-opinion research on how Americans understand AI's benefits, risks, and role in daily life.
Official Georgetown AI Initiative event
In person · Old North Hall 205, Georgetown University
A Georgetown faculty roundtable considers humanistic inquiry and human collaboration in an age of artificial intelligence.
Official Georgetown faculty roundtable
In person · Lohrfink Auditorium, Hariri Building, Georgetown University
Laurence Tosi and leaders from WestCap-backed companies discuss how AI is changing established industries, with live demonstrations.
Official Georgetown event featuring triple Hoya Laurence Tosi
In person · Georgetown University Capitol Campus, 125 E Street NW, Washington, DC
A free half-day Georgetown convening examines how artificial intelligence is changing election information, administration, and public opinion.
Official Knight-Georgetown Institute event co-sponsored with NYU's Center for Social Media, AI, and Politics
In person · Capitol Campus, 111 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Room 7414
Sasha Luccioni opens Georgetown’s AI and the Environment series with a public seminar on the benefits and ecological costs of artificial intelligence.
Georgetown-hosted public seminar
In person · Duques Hall, Room 152, George Washington University, Washington, DC
A George Washington University philosophy lecture on whether and how human moral values can guide AI decision-making.
DMV selection; no Georgetown participation, sponsorship, or endorsement verified
In person · Seminar Room, Alumni House, Georgetown University
Georgetown alumni working in responsible technology discuss careers that combine technical skills with humanistic judgment.
Official Georgetown program event
In person · 125 E Street NW Auditorium, Washington, DC
Georgetown President Eduardo Peñalver, Helen Toner, and Cal Newport discuss AI capabilities, governance, and safety.
Official Georgetown AI Initiative event
Online · Online
A Georgetown School of Continuing Studies session on changing employer expectations, durable human skills, and practical ways to adapt as AI reshapes work.
Georgetown-organized public online event
In person · Georgetown University McDonough School of Business, Washington, DC
A one-day build competition invites eligible Georgetown students and alumni to create working products with AI tools.
Independent organizer listing for a Georgetown student and alumni event; Georgetown sponsorship was not verified
In person · Washington, DC · venue not publicly stated
An invitation-based Washington conference connecting public servants, AI researchers, technologists, academics, journalists, and civil-society leaders.
DMV selection; no current Georgetown participation, sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation verified
In person · Milken Center for Advancing the American Dream, 1503 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC
A two-day Washington forum examines AI's effects on financial services, consumer protection, economic opportunity, and small business.
Regional event featuring Michele L. Jawando, a current McCourt School Advisory Board member; Georgetown participation or sponsorship was not verified
In person · Fisher Colloquium, Georgetown University
A Georgetown and World Bank conference examines how AI is changing trade costs, comparative advantage, work, and the division of tasks.
Georgetown conference co-hosted with the World Bank
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