A discussion on personal identity in a digital age, with Emma Dabiri, Jon Harvey, Catrin Nye and Professor Lady Sue Black.

The next Sheldonian Series (https://www.ox.ac.uk/news-and-events/The-University-Year/sheldonian-series) is on personal identity in a digital age. Exploring social media, fabricated identities, AI relationships, mental health and the tension between our digital selves and our physical or biological identities.

Panelists:

· Emma Dabiri, Author and Broadcaster

· Jon Harvey, Count Binface, Comedian

· Catrin Nye, BBC Journalist

· Moderator: Professor Lady Sue Black, President, St John's College

The event will include an audience Q&A.

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