Current Enrichment Talks

The following talks are currently available and can be adapted to suit audience and program requirements.

Should We Trust Cybersecurity and Social Media?
Online scams and influencers posting fake news are increasingly common, yet we continue to trust the digital world. This talk shares simple, practical ways to identify misinformation, avoid scams, and navigate cybersecurity and social media with greater confidence.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Demystified
Curious about AI but finding the topic overwhelming? This session offers a clear, easy-to-understand introduction to artificial intelligence, exploring its impact on society and what it means for you and the world around you.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) for a Better Lifestyle
Discover how artificial intelligence is changing the way we live, work, and play. This talk explores real-world applications and emerging trends in AI, showing how it is already improving quality of life in practical and meaningful ways.

Adapting to Change
Change is no longer occasional — it’s constant. This talk explores why change feels uncomfortable, how the brain responds to uncertainty, and what helps people adapt with confidence rather than stress. Using everyday examples and practical insights from psychology, this session offers simple strategies for navigating change more effectively.

How AI Is Reshaping the Global Economy
Artificial intelligence is quietly transforming global markets, jobs, and productivity. This session examines who benefits, where disruptions are emerging, and what these shifts mean for everyday life, work, retirement, and the global economy ahead.

The Future of AI: What to Expect
AI is changing the world faster than most of us realise — but not always in the way you might expect. Explore how AI will influence travel, health, work, and daily life in the years ahead, with real examples and a practical perspective to help you feel informed, confident, and prepared.

What Makes Us Human in the Age of AI
As artificial intelligence becomes more capable, questions about human value, judgement, and meaning come into sharper focus. This talk explores what machines cannot replace — wisdom, creativity, empathy, and ethical decision-making — and why these human qualities matter more than ever in a rapidly changing world.