1. The Memory Project: What AI Means for Human Identity: What happens to identity, truth, and free will when artificial intelligence can curate what we remember? Drawing from his novel and his legal practice, Heath takes audiences inside a near-future world where memory is software, then brings them back to the present with a sharper lens on today's AI landscape. Best for: General audiences, conferences, book events, universities.
2. Responsible AI Adoption: Innovation Without Surrender: AI is already making decisions for your organization. The question is whether your people understand how, and whether your governance keeps pace. Heath breaks down the practical, legal, and ethical dimensions of AI adoption for leaders who need to move fast without losing control. Best for: Corporate events, leadership summits, legal and compliance conferences.
3. Cognitive Liberty: The Right to Your Own Mind: From targeted advertising to predictive algorithms to neurotechnology, the boundary between influence and control is eroding. Heath explores the emerging legal and ethical framework around cognitive autonomy, and why it may be the defining rights issue of the next decade. Best for: Legal conferences, academic institutions, policy forums, tech events.
4. Privacy After the Breach: Living in the Age of Total Awareness: Every organization plans for data breaches. Few are planning for a world where privacy as a concept may no longer exist. Heath draws on real-world case studies and speculative scenarios to challenge audiences to rethink their relationship with data, consent, and trust. Best for: Cybersecurity events, privacy conferences, corporate leadership.
5. AI, Family, and the Next Generation: How is AI shaping the way our children think, learn, and form relationships? Heath offers a candid, non-alarmist look at the technology already embedded in family life and how parents and educators can engage with it intentionally. Best for: Parent groups, school events, community organizations, faith-based events.
