AI Anxiety: Living With an Uncertain Future

An open conversation for anyone feeling uneasy about AI

AI is changing how people work, learn and look for information and support. For many people, this brings a persistent unease: not knowing what the future holds, what to trust, or whether they can keep up with how fast things are moving.

In this Mind Mingles conversation, Johanne, clinical psychologist and co-founder of It’s Complicated, talks with psychologist Gina Keefer about why AI feels unsettling, and what helps when it does.

What We’ll Explore

• Why AI touches so many fears at once, from job security and climate change to what we can trust

• AI and our sense of identity, purpose and being human

• The fear of losing control as AI moves faster

• How AI might reshape connection, intimacy and our expectations of one another

• The difference between legitimate concern and anxiety that keeps us stuck

• Finding our footing and making meaningful choices in an uncertain future

• Your questions, and what it means to be human in a world shaped by AI

Who Is This Event For?

• Anyone feeling uneasy about AI and what it means for their future

• People curious about what can help with worry about the future

• Anyone who wants a grounded conversation about AI, without the hype or the doom

About Gina Keefer

Gina Keefer, PhD, is a US-trained psychologist, couples therapist, and university professor based in Paris, France. Her clinical work focuses on relationships and art, psychological well-being, and the ways cultural and societal changes shape our identities and connections with others. Her current interests include the psychological and existential implications of artificial intelligence, particularly how rapid technological change affects anxiety, human agency, identity, and our sense of purpose in an uncertain world.

Join the conversation

Save your spot and bring your questions. Know someone who’s been feeling uneasy about AI? Feel free to share this event with them.