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We need an open conversation about AI and automated decision making driven by the principles of transparency and accountability. Citizens understand the ethical implications of using AI in public services when such conversations are brokered and convened; their voice needs to be part of the conversation.
15th November 2019
An article by: Anthony Painter
Despite polarisation, there are signs of an emerging policy consensus.
To safeguard its founding principles, it is time to have an informed debate about how to make the NHS sustainable and effective.
6th November 2019
An article by: Adarsh Ramchurn
A lack of opportunities, discriminations, and the absence of role models are keeping minority candidates out of leadership positions. Companies, and particularly charities, need to do more.
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A clarion call from economist Vicky Pryce to radically reform our economic system so that it stops failing women.
In his annual Chief Executive’s Lecture, Matthew Taylor will discuss the scale and nature of economic insecurity today and collective solutions to confront it.
How did internet companies take over the world? Economic analyst Rana Foroohar explores how we can challenge the power of the tech giants.
In this powerful new RSA Minimate, Michael Sandel confronts our age of stalling social mobility and entrenched inequality, and asks: what will it take to meet one of the biggest political challenges of our time?
Journalist Jack Shenker uncovers the root causes of our institutional chaos and explores the new political movements putting the people at the centre of power.
This animation shines a light on those quirks of our psychology that make it hard to change our (and other people’s!) behaviour. Bestselling author Gretchen Rubin explains the four personality ‘tendencies’ and their respective ...
