The big debate on AI
Where AI is accelerating and the potential for reshaping all islanders lives is apparent, should the States be prioritising AI?
Where AI is accelerating and the potential for reshaping all islanders lives is apparent, should the States be prioritising AI?
Part of the AI Sprint: six weeks of events across Guernsey, 1 October to 12 November 2026.
Watch Callum McCutcheon, Director at PWC, debate Deputy Sally Rochester on the approach Guernsey needs to take on AI.
Now in its 5th year, the 2026 Big Debate returns with Sir Richard Collas as Chair to debate: This house believes AI should be the number one priority for the States of Guernsey..
What this session is
A public debate bringing together leading speakers, supported by students, to argue out the risks and realities of AI, with the floor open for audience questions.
Who it is for
Open to all who are interested in the position the Guernsey Government should be taking to position our island well for the future.
What you will leave with
- Hear both sides of the AI risk debate argued live, not just presented
- See how the next generation is thinking about AI's risks and opportunities
- Have the chance to put your own questions to the panel from the floor
About the AI Sprint
The Guernsey AI Sprint is an island-wide programme, led by the G8, bringing together businesses, organisations, and individuals to explore, learn, and act on artificial intelligence. From October 1st to November 12th, we'll run workshops, talks, hackathons, and hands-on challenges designed to move Guernsey from AI curiosity to AI confidence.
Whatever your starting point, there is something on the programme for you.
See the full programme and book other sessions: ai-sprint.gg
Questions about this event? Email enquiries@ladiescollege.ac.gg