This three-day residential programme, taking place in Oxford from 10–12 November 2026, is designed for senior leaders making consequential decisions about how AI is deployed, governed and explained within organisations and public life.

Detailed Description

Grounded in the independent research of Oxford's Institute for Ethics in AI, the programme equips leaders with the core concepts needed to steer ethical AI strategies with confidence and integrity, helping them recognise the values embedded in AI systems, interrogate claims made about them and translate ethical responsibility into action.

Participants will learn alongside a select cross-sector cohort of decision-makers, exchanging perspectives in an environment built for candid reflection and high-level debate. No technical background is required; what matters is seniority, curiosity and meaningful responsibility for decisions involving AI.

The programme fee is £12,500 per participant and includes:

•    All teaching, selected readings and programme materials.
•    Three nights’ accommodation in Oxford: Monday 9 to Thursday 12 November
•    Breakfast and lunch during the programme.
•    Programme dinner on Wednesday 11 November.
•    The curated Oxford experience.