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Technology

Take it slow

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13 Sep 2023

Cristyn Bevan

One Fellow’s quest to transform global clothing production.
Will we all become artists in a high-tech world?

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01 Sep 2023

Nikki Camilleri

AI could spark a surge in creativity both personal and across a range of sectors, but it can’t replicate the unquantifiable beauty that stems from human hearts and souls.
Predicting to protect against wildfires

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23 Aug 2023

Andrew Morley

Recent tragedies involving wildfires across the globe emphasise the need to adopt a more preventative approach using data and technology to improve predictive capabilities.
Why aren't consumer durables durable?

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20 Jul 2023

Moray MacPhail

A tale of two toasters demonstrates the trade-offs that need to be considered when we're thinking about the long-term costs of how and what we consume.
Bish Bash Bosh

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29 Jun 2023

Sir Peter Bazalgette

The UK’s creative sector is booming with ideas and opportunity – so why aren’t more of us paying attention?
Faking it

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23 Jun 2023

Nina Schick

Navigating the new era of generative AI may be the most critical challenge to democracy yet
Out of business

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23 Jun 2023

Naomi Oreskes Erik M Conway

How a ‘big myth’ sold the American people on the magic of the marketplace
AI: a game-changer in sustainability

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09 Jun 2023

Jayendran Gospalsami

Artificial intelligence is propelling us to a more sustainable future. There are hurdles to overcome but the benefits far outweigh the challenges, argues Jayendran Gopalsami.
Artificial intelligence: the creative edge

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19 May 2023

Alex Soulsby

How should schools respond to AI? Alex Soulsby calls for a greater focus on the arts to help students develop their creativity, critical thinking, adaptability and emotional intelligence.
An idea worth stealing

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10 Nov 2022

Edward Lowe

Watching how software engineers work could revolutionise how we build products and services, and give employees more interesting and fulfilling work. Edward Lowe talks Tesla, Henry Ford and a lesson from the slaughterhouse