On Monday, November 17, 2025, the UID Workshop titled "AI-Human Algorithm: Synthesizing Tri Hita Karana Wisdom and Technology" was successfully held at 3 Mountains, Kura Kura Bali SEZ. This enriching event coincided with the 10th International Congress of Scholas Chairs taking place from November 17 to 19, 2025, at the Vatican, where it was honored by the presence of Pope Leo.

Aligning with the Vatican's theme focusing on AI and psychology, our workshop delved into the profound connection between artificial intelligence and mental health. We were pleased to invite Intan Ayu Lestari, S.Psi., M.Psi., a seasoned psychologist, who enlightened attendees on how AI can be a valuable ally in mental health support. She emphasized that individuals can engage with AI systems to discuss mental well-being, making it easier to seek appropriate assistance. Intan also highlighted the plethora of applications available for mental health consultations, showcasing the advancements that now allow us to connect with psychologists online.

The rapid evolution of technology and the emergence of AI have made information accessible in seconds. While this immediacy offers tremendous potential, it also bears risks. Intan raised a critical question: why don't we harness AI to address the very challenges it presents?

In addition to the thought-provoking presentations, participants were invited to engage in the Workshop "Hati Indonesia," where they explored the messages and meanings embedded in the Hati Indonesia installation. This reflective activity encouraged attendees to pause, absorb, and contemplate the themes of attachment and diversity.

This workshop represents one of the ongoing initiatives organized by the United in Diversity Bali Campus. For updates on future UID workshops, please check our Instagram at @uidbalicampus or visit our events page at event.unitedindiversity.org.

Nimas Mega Purnamasari, Director of UID Bali Campus, remarked that similar activities related to Hati Indonesia will be held regularly to deepen our understanding of diversity and ensure that the voices of young people are heard.

This memorable workshop not only fostered meaningful dialogue about technology and mental health but also emphasized the importance of cultural interconnectedness, embodying the essence of Tri Hita Karana wisdom.