The panel featured experts on the future of artificial intelligence (AI): Rebecca Kaden '04 P'37, Venture Capitalist with Union Square Ventures; Eric Berry P'35 '37, Venture Capitalist with Bedford Bridge Ventures, former entrepreneur; and Jonathan Ehrlich '07, Entrepreneur and CEO with T2D2. David Cremin '78 (Alumni Council member), Venture Capitalist with Frontier Venture Capital, facilitated the panel discussion, which centered on AI's economic, social, ethical, and financial impact. The session concluded with thoughts on how Dalton students, alumni, faculty, and parents might think about their future in a dynamically changing world that will be forever altered by emerging AI technologies.

About the Dalton Entrepreneur Network (DEN): DEN has generated impressive results since its founding three years ago, facilitating professional connections that include job opportunities, partnerships, leads, and new friendships. We encourage current students and recent graduates to get involved. If you would like to join, please email Associate Director of Alumni Relations Debbie Freeman at dfreeman@dalton.org and join our LinkedIn community: The Dalton School Alumni Association: Dalton Entrepreneur Network.

A special thanks to the Dalton Entrepreneur Network committee, which helped design and plan the event: Sharon Gitelle '78, Nick Slavin ’07, Gregory Collett P'31, and David Cremin '78. Also, a huge shout out to Jean Park P'33 P'35 at Cooley LLC for hosting.