Conferences
15 Oct 2026
7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Free AccessDoha Debates presents a town hall exploring whether faith-based traditions should play a role in shaping the development and use of artificial intelligence, or whether AI governance should remain primarily secular. The discussion considers the values and beliefs that may influence AI as the technology becomes increasingly embedded in everyday life.
Moderator Nabiha Syed is joined by Yaqub Chaudhary, Monsignor John Paul Kimes and Max More, alongside students and recent graduates from Qatar. The 90-minute in-person debate takes place at Multaqa, Education City Student Center, and examines the intersection of religion, technology and morality. Registration is available through the official Eventbrite page.
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Doha Debates presents a town hall exploring whether faith-based traditions should play a role in shaping the development and use of artificial intelligence, or whether AI governance should remain primarily secular. The discussion considers the values and beliefs that may influence AI as the technology becomes increasingly embedded in everyday life.
Moderator Nabiha Syed is joined by Yaqub Chaudhary, Monsignor John Paul Kimes and Max More, alongside students and recent graduates from Qatar. The 90-minute in-person debate takes place at Multaqa, Education City Student Center, and examines the intersection of religion, technology and morality. Registration is available through the official Eventbrite page.
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About Qatar Living:
Since 2005, Qatar Living has connected Qatar's community with opportunities, services, events, information and news.