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Be a part of the austin ForumThe Austin Forum on Technology & Society explores the impact of emerging and pervasive technologies on society and stimulates discussions, collaborations, and partnerships on new technology opportunities. Attend our our in-person Austin Forum monthly events, which are free and open to the public. Also, listen to the Austin Forum Upload podcasts and read the Austin Forum Upload blog, which address technology topics in business & industry, science & research, health & medicine, education, government, entertainment, social good, and more.
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NewsPodcast: S3E11: Neurotech: Accelerating Healing and Improving Health with Neurological Technology Podcast: S3E10: AI Facts, Fiction, and Fun with guest Jay Williams of Quantum Materials Corp Podcast: S3E9: AI Facts, Fiction, and Fun with guest Charlie Burgoyne of Valkyrie Intelligence Podcast: S3E8: Artificial Intelligence Facts, Fiction, and Fun with guest Jean Leah Njoroge More News... |
Attend the Next Austin Forum event |
Upcoming events*May 18: The Power & Potential of Immersive Experiences
June 1: Connectivity as the Fourth Utility July 6: Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies, and DeFi Aug 3: Space: Exploration, Business, Communications, and More *schedule subject to change |
All Austin Forum events are live and broadcast to our growing national and international audience via Zoom. Our featured monthly events will also welcome in-person audiences again starting June 1 at the Austin Central Library, with networking events afterwards!
WE WELCOME YOUR PARTICIPATION & CONTRIBUTIONS!
HELP US CLOSE AUSTIN’S DIGITAL DIVIDE
The Austin Forum encourages and facilitates donations of used smartphones, tablets, and computers. Donated devices get a factory reset and are set up as new by the team at Austin Pathways’ nationally-recognized “Unlocking the Connection” initiative, which connects every public housing resident with a digital device, digital literacy, and a free or very low-cost internet connection. Your donated devices can change lives and help close Austin’s digital divide, thanks to Austin Pathways.
