Plus, Julian Borger and Jonathan Freedland, Bonnie Garmus, and an evening with Carey Mulligan
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| | | Big Boys series two: A night in with the cast and creators | | | | | | Tomorrow evening, the writer Jack Rooke and the actors Jon Pointing and Olisa Odele will join Rebecca Nicholson to talk about the highly anticipated second series of their funny and heartbreaking comedy drama Big Boys.
This autobiographical coming-of-age comedy about the friendship between gay student Jack and his straight friend Danny has received multiple awards and BAFTA nominations for its warm-hearted and gentle take on male friendships, mental health, grief and sexuality. In this livestreamed event they will discuss the inspirations behind their breakout hit show, and what we can expect from series two. | | Monday 15 January, 8pm–9pm GMT | | Book tickets | | | | Disinformation, bias and data theft: Can AI be trusted? | | | | | | Biased programming, disinformation and unclear legal regulation … How do we address the biggest issues posed by artificial intelligence? Can we instil moral and ethical values in AI systems?
On Wednesday, join the Guardian's global technology editor Dan Milmo and a panel of experts, including the Guardian's Chris Moran and professor of computer science at the University of Southampton, Dame Wendy Hall, as they explore the uncharted waters of AI. They will also be answering your questions. | | Wednesday 17 January, 8pm-9.15pm GMT | | Book tickets |
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| | | Julian Borger and Jonathan Freedland | | Tuesday 16 January
8pm–9pm GMT | | On Tuesday, Julian Borger and Jonathan Freedland will discuss Borger's deeply personal investigation into how a Guardian ad helped his father escape the Nazis. | | Book tickets | | |
| | | | | | In conversation with Carey Mulligan | | Friday 26 January
7.30pm-8.30pm GMT | | Join us for an evening with the award-winning actor Carey Mulligan as she discusses the making of her new film Maestro and her career so far, with film critic Ellen E Jones. | | Book tickets | | |
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| | | Guardian Newsroom | | Monday 29 January
8pm–9.15pm GMT | | After 13 years in power, have the Conservatives run out of road? Gaby Hinsliff and our panel will assess Rishi Sunak's prospects in the 2024 elections. | | Book tickets | | |
| | | | | | Should we all be vegan? | | Tuesday 30 January
8pm–9.15pm GMT | | Will veganism save the planet? Join Hannah Moore and guests, including Meera Sodha, as they explore the myths and realities of a plant-based diet. | | Book tickets | | |
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| | | Bonnie Garmus: Lessons in Chemistry | | Tuesday 13 February
8pm–9pm GMT | | Join Garmus as she talks about Lessons In Chemistry, a smart, heartwarming and funny feminist fable, with the Guardian's Lisa Allardice. | | Book tickets | | |
| | | | | | The alternative manifesto: The future of the NHS | | Tuesday 27 February
8pm–9.15pm GMT | | Join our panel, including the Guardian's Denis Campbell, to draft a political manifesto aimed at improving our health care systems. | | Book tickets | | |
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