AI or Human/Deepfake Detective
Show a series of pictures, songs, writing, videos and have students guess whether they were created by a human or generated by AI.
02 / Gather
Bring people
together.
A movie night. A debate. A conversation that sticks. Find an idea and make it yours.
Campus Event Ideas
Find an idea. Make it yours.
Chapters are encouraged to experiment with different formats and adapt these ideas to their campuses, original ideas are always welcome.
Find a starting point for your campus.
YOUR NEXT EVENT?
ChatGPT or Supervillain?
Students are given a set of quotes and are instructed to guess whether they were said by ChatGPT or a fictional supervillain.
What scares you most about AI?
Students are allowed to write their concerns on a white board.
AI Jeopardy / Trivia Night
Host a trivia night where teams compete based on knowledge of artificial intelligence. The winning team gets a prize.
AI Movie Night
Screen a movie about artificial intelligence, such as Ex Machina, Her, or The Terminator.
AI Apocalypse Simulation
Split students into teams and give them a hypothetical situation involving an AI, have the students devise policy solutions to handle the situation.
Should We Slow Down AI? Debate
Organize a public debate about whether governments should restrict the development of increasingly powerful AI systems. Invite students with different perspectives.
AI Town Hall
Invite students to share their biggest concerns about AI, including employment, privacy, misinformation, corporate power, and catastrophic risks.
AI Policy Workshop
Introduce students to a few major proposals for regulating AI, then divide them into small groups to develop their own policies. Each group presents its ideas and explains how they would address a particular risk.
Guest Speaker or Panel
Invite professors, AI researchers, policymakers, journalists, or advocates to discuss the future of AI.
Contact Your Representatives Night
Host an event where students learn about proposed AI legislation and contact their elected representatives about the issues they care about.
Start Simple: Tabling and two volunteers makes a fantastic first event
Campus event ideas