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Digital lifelong learning in France

2 Dec 2022 Veronica Mrvcic, Aoife O’Doherty
Read the findings of our partnership with Bayes Impact, funded by the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth, as we supported the design and evaluation of their Jobflix platform.
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Under the microscope

1 Dec 2022 Lord Martin Rees
Science can save us, but only if we let it
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What are robots thinking?

12 Oct 2022 Sylvester Kaczmarek
As robots take on ever more human tasks and make more decisions on their own, we need to examine and question how they are making their choices. Robot psychology could be the bridge between AI and ethical decision-making.
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Scaling digital lifelong learning innovations in the UK

14 Sep 2022 Mark Hall, Veronica Mrvcic
Scaling digital lifelong learning innovations in the UK outlines barriers preventing people from accessing UK lifelong learning opportunities and the drivers that could encourage impactful digital innovations.
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Under the influence

4 Jul 2022 Kate Eichhorn
Does the online world really offer young women and girls more power than ever before?
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Platforms and the public square

25 Nov 2021 Asheem Singh, Jake Jooshandeh
This research explores in depth the epochal challenge of misinformation and makes recommendations on how to tackle the issue.
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Offline, no one can hear you scream

5 Nov 2021 Ruth Hannan, Hannah Webster
Access to digital services is now more important than ever. This briefing explores recommendations to achieve digital equality in the future.
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Work and automation in the time of Covid-19

12 Oct 2020 Fabian Wallace-Stephens, Emma Morgante
Covid-19 could rapidly accelerate the pace of technological change. This report explores how these forces could interact to fundamentally reshape the labour market.
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Is Our Attention for Sale? | James Williams

27 Aug 2020
In this thought-provoking new RSA Short, tech ethicist James Williams warns that digital distraction is no longer just a minor annoyance but a real and present threat to human freedom and autonomy.