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AI: a transformative force in maternal healthcare

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03 Jul 2024

Afifa Waheed

Artificial intelligence and robotics have huge potential to reduce maternal death rates and improve antenatal, neonatal and postnatal care for all mothers, and particularly those from low-income communities.

The age of AI

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17 Aug 2023

Ismael Kherroubi Garcia

How can we foster collaboration, inform public policy and promote better education so that artificial intelligence is harnessed for the good of society? The RSA’s Design for Life mission can play a crucial role.

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.

Diversity alone is not enough

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21 Oct 2022

Fiona Godsman

Irene Mosota explains how to build institutions in which everybody reaps the rewards.

The irresistible rise of the robots

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23 Jun 2022

Derek Bates

Artificial intelligence threatens to remove the very work that gives us purpose, status and financial security. So why, asks Derek Bates, are we plunging headfirst into the future without asking first what we stand to lose?

Critical thinking for a global society

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25 May 2022

Natasha Robson

In a complex world of free-flowing information and misinformation, where we are often being sold to without realising it, clear thought is more vital than ever. Natasha Robson explains how she is educating people to think about their thinking

Investing in the brain...to strengthen democracy

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07 Apr 2022

In a world economy dominated by intangible assets, intellectual capital and innovative practices, our economic prosperity and security need the best knowledge workers. A new paper argues building brain infrastructure at the national level is crucial.

Life-long learning, sustainability and work

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10 Aug 2021

Owen Berkeley-Hill FRSA

Owen Berkeley-Hill FRSA outlines his journey to understanding the potential for people at the bottom of societies to provide some of the radical and sustainable responses we need to climate change and other challenges.