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Technology

Covid-19, learning loss and volunteer tutors

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07 May 2020

Susannah Hardyman FRSA

Susannah Hardyman FRSA explores the potential of volunteer tutors to support the most disadvantaged pupils
AI and service delivery

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06 May 2020

Chetan Choudury FRSA

Chetan Choudury FRSA looks at some of the best examples of governments using AI to deliver services.
Reprioritising workforce development

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09 Apr 2020

Phaedra Boinodiris FRSA Rebecca F. Kemper

Crises can be helpful in reprioritising what really matters; we can respond to this crisis to work for an equitable future for all.
Higher education in the time of corona

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23 Mar 2020

Peter Mayo FRSA

Online learning is proving essential in this time of crisis. To what extent will we consider complementing it with face-to-face delivery in the future?
A healthy use of AI?

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10 Dec 2019

Dr Grace Hatton

When it comes to our private, medical data there should be safeguards in place to protect our information.
Indistractable

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22 Nov 2019

Beverly Landais

In an age of addictive technologies, distraction seems to be everywhere. Beverly Landais FRSA shares practical steps from an RSA talk on 'How to Control Your Attention and Choose Your Life'.
Autonomy and personalisation

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31 May 2019

Ana Chubinidze FRSA

Policymakers and algorithm coders should be the ones educated about the ethical and societal issues associated with using personalised online content, not consumers.
Designing a roadmap to ethical AI in Government

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22 Jul 2018

Joshua Entsminger Mark Esposito Terence Tse Danny Goh

Joshua, Mark, Terence, and Danny work at Nexus Frontier Tech and are guest blogging for the RSA on what government should take into consideration when designing a roadmap for ethical AI.
Regulation of AI: Not if but when and how

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21 Nov 2017

Ben Loewenstein

The artificial intelligence industry should not get too comfortable. It will not be long before policymakers make moves to put the brakes on technological progress in the name of fairness and human safety, writes Ben Loewenstein FRSA.
Deutsch, Data and Dubiety

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10 Oct 2017

Nathan Coyle

Despite being the biggest economy in Europe, Germany is lacking when it comes to digital innovation.