BKC's 3 Questions Video Series
Reflections from BKC Speakers on AI & Society
Not everyone can tune into a livestream or watch a full-length event recording. BKC's 3 Questions Series sits down with speakers and other researchers coming through the Center to answer just three critical questions about how AI is shaping our future to share via social media with our audiences. Speakers will be added throughout the year on BKC's YouTube, so stay tuned.
Please note that the views represented are those of the speakers and do not represent Berkman Klein or Harvard University.
Tyler Cowen
What are we getting wrong about AI’s economic impact? What’s the biggest mismatch between the speed of technological change and the speed of governance? And what institutions could be obsolete in the next 10 years?
The Berkman Klein Center launches its new 3 Questions Series with economist Tyler Cowen—a leading voice on AI’s economic implications and the future of technology policy. Cowen is a professor of economics at George Mason University and is a leading voice and thinker in the economics of AI, frequently writing for the New York Times, Bloomberg, and The Free Press. He joined BKC in April for a conversation with Jonathan Zittrain on agentic AI and consciousness as part of BKC’s Spring 2026 Speaker Series.
Amelia Miller
What is most misunderstood about Human-AI relationships? In 10 years, what will we wish we had done differently? What keeps you up at night about AI?
The Berkman Klein Center continues its 3 Questions Series with Human-AI Relationship Coach Amelia Miller—a BKC fellow and recent MSc grad of the Oxford Internet Institute. Miller coaches people on their relationships with AI tools to help ensure that the way they talk to chatbots doesn't erode their capacity to connect with real people. BKC had the opportunity to speak with Miller after she spoke at BKC co-founder Jonathan Zittrain’s Harvard Law School course on the AI Triad.