Dr Aaron Balick is one of the leading voices exploring the intersection of AI and human psychology. Drawing on extensive clinical, academic, and consulting experience, he examines how artificial intelligence is transforming the way people think, work, relate, and make decisions. His engaging and thought-provoking presentations help organisations understand both the opportunities and risks of AI adoption, with a focus on human-centred innovation, ethical technology, and the future of work.
Tati Silva is a BACP-accredited psychotherapist, a DPsych researcher, and a lead Psychedelic Therapist at Imperial College London whose work sits at the intersection where clinical depth meets cultural intelligence, and increasingly, where human presence meets artificial intelligence.
Originally from Brazil and based in London, Tati is the founder of 8 Dimensions of Wellness and creator of The Wholeness Framework鈩�. Her current preoccupation is the question this panel is here to explore: what does it mean to truly hold someone in an age of intelligent machines? She has been intentionally seeking out the spaces where clinicians, researchers, and technologists are wrestling with that question together, because she thinks therapists need to be in those conversations early, not handed the conclusions afterwards.
