PHYSICONOMY — Non-Violent AI Technology, Mental Health & The Science of Time

PHYSICONOMY — Non-Violent AI Technology, Mental Health & The Science of Time 10th October 2026 · International Mental Health Day What if the most powerful technologies of our generation were designed not simply to do more, but to do good? Join us in London for PHYSICONOMY, a gathering exploring how artificial intelligence and emerging technologies can evolve in service of human well-being, peace, regeneration and the living world. As AI becomes increasingly integrated into everyday life, the question is no longer only how intelligent our technologies can become, but what values and intentions will guide them. This gathering brings together technology, mental health, natural law, regenerative thinking and ancient wisdom to explore a different path, one where innovation enhances human dignity, strengthens communities and contributes to a more peaceful future. We will explore themes including: Non-Violent & Conscious AI — technology designed around care, dignity and human agency Mental Health in the Digital Age — creating healthier relationships between people and technology Technology & Peace — directing innovation toward cooperation rather than conflict The Science of Time — exploring Vedic perspectives such as Nadi Jyotish as traditions of reflection, self-awareness and understanding cycles of transformation Natural-Based Law & Living Systems — learning from nature when designing institutions, technologies and economies Regenerative Economies — moving from extraction toward restoration and shared prosperity Indigenous & Ancestral Wisdom — bringing traditional knowledge into dialogue with contemporary science and technology The PHYSICONOMY Declaration on Non-Violent Technologies — co-creating principles and commitments that can help guide technology toward human and planetary flourishing Expect inspiring talks, dialogues, multi-stakeholder roundtables, practical examples, collaborative sessions and meaningful networking with people working across technology,…