Free Masterclass
Fight Club:
Does AI Understand Culture?

Artificial Intelligence is reshaping how we work, learn, and connect, but can it truly grasp something as nuanced as culture?
Join a live debate between Country Navigator’s Chief Product Officer and Senior Culture Coach as they go head-to-head on one of the most important questions of our time:
Can AI understand, and teach, culture?
Carla, our own AI culture coach, has been trained to help teams understand cultural differences and foster smarter global collaboration. Is this the beginning of culturally intelligent machines? Our CPO argues yes.
🧠 Human-Centric
Cultural understanding is built on lived experience, empathy, and intuition, qualities AI still lacks. Our Senior Culture Coach says: not so fast.
- Where AI excels and where it still needs more work when it comes to cultural intelligence.
- The ethical, practical, and philosophical implications of relying on machines to teach humans about each other.
- A behind-the-scenes look at Carla and how she's trained.
- Live Q&A with our expert speakers
Meet your speakers
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Bryony Harrower, Chief Product Officer at Country Navigator
Bryony Harrower is the Chief Product Officer at Country Navigator, where she leads product strategy, innovation, and development. With over a decade of experience in building products, Bryony specializes in creating products that bridge human insight and technology. Bryony is passionate about ethical and culturally intelligent AI by design, and building tools that enable meaningful human collaboration.

Dan Green, Senior Culture Coach at Country Navigator
A specialist in cross-cultural communication since 2012, Dan helps multicultural teams collaborate, equips leaders with cultural intelligence, and supports professionals as they adapt to new countries and roles. He's delivered training across Europe and the Middle East for organizations such as HSBC, Sony, Jaguar Land Rover, L’Oréal, and ArcelorMittal. With a Master’s in Intercultural Communication and formative experience in India and the Middle East, he's a lifelong student of culture. Dan also co-founded and leads Bridges for Communities, a Bristol-based charity.