On Wednesday 7 August, CIRES hosted our third Information Resilience Symposium. This year’s event explored the important topic of learning in the age of AI, featuring state-of-the-art insights through a dynamic panel discussion and two thought-provoking keynotes from Dr Kristen Dicerbo, Chief Learning Officer at Khan Academy, and Associate Professor Paul Denny from The University of Auckland. The event also included an engaging Information Resilience Escape Room, which added a layer of fun, positive engagement, and mild competition, making the experience both educational and entertaining. Congratulations to the symposium chair Hasan Khosravi, and CIRES Director Shazia Sadiq and the team, who also celebrated the year three milestone of the Centre at the event – with a fabulous looking cake!
CIRES turns 3!
From left: Dr Hasan Khosravi [Symposium Chair] with special guest panelists Professor Kelly Matthews [The University of Queensland], Professor Jason Tangen [The University of Queensland], Professor Xiaofang Zhou [CIRES International Expert Panel], Dr Aneesha Bakharia [The University of Queensland] and Professor Shazia Sadiq [CIRES Centre Director]
