King's Artificial Intelligence and Philosophy Society

Thinking about
the machines
we'll live with.

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Who we are

A student-led forum for AI and philosophy.

Artificial intelligence may be the most powerful tool ever made, and the full extent of its benefits and risks is yet to be discovered. We believe it is just as important to question how we should think about this technology, what it means for our values, and how we ought to use it. Since our founding, we have built a community of over 580 members, hosted events with more than 100 attendees on average, and brought speakers including David Leslie, Jack Stilgoe and Philip Treleaven to King's.

Where we see AI

  • LawMoral questions raised by AI systems capable of independent decision-making.
  • PoliticsWhether regulation can keep pace with a technology that develops faster than legislation.
  • EconomicsEffects on labour markets and inequality as intelligence becomes an automatable resource.
  • Art & CultureWhether AI output can be creative, and implications for authorship.
  • HistoryHow this period compares to previous technological transformations.

What we do

What do
we do

Debates

Engaging thought and discussion on any dilemma in AI.

Workshops

Hands-on learning with AI tools.

Panels

Expertise of researchers and practitioners.

Socials

Community beyond academic discussion.

Fellowship

Guiding members towards real experience in AI safety.

[UP] Journal

Open to all who want to write about AI and Philosophy.

Initiative of the YearKCL 2026
100+Average attendance per event
580+Members and growing

Membership

Membership
is now open.

Join a community of over 580 members at King's College London engaging seriously with the questions that artificial intelligence raises for humanity, values and society.

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