Recently, the lovely Suren Ladd, A PhD student who creates a series of podcasts called Halftime Scholars, interviewed me about my work. Here is the podcast for your enjoyment!

I have been pondering lately on how we can use natural language programming in large language AI models (LLMs) that use natural language processing (NLP) to better understand ourselves. Natural language programming is sometimes called prompt design or prompt programming. Continue Reading …

How will our understanding of organisations change as they become more integrated with machines? The ability to adapt requires an organisation to learn.  Organisations learn in response to changing environments through feedback loops that provide knowledge of the surrounding environment Continue Reading …

The paper I co-wrote with Coleman, Batten, Hallsworth and Spencer called “The Quiet Crisis of PhDs and COVID-19: Reaching the financial tipping point” has attracted some good media coverage this last week. The media coverage has seen over 3,400 people Continue Reading …

The following post is a reflection response to an article published by Michael Klenk on 15th June 2020 titled “Are We Asking The Right Questions About The Ethics Of Technology?“ I recently read an interesting opinion piece titled “Are we Continue Reading …

Universities serve multiple purposes, and there has been an extensive debate around the question of which functions are the most essential.  Answers range in scope from ideals of liberal education focussed on the development of the individual such as was Continue Reading …

From a great letter to Nature Machine Intelligence by Nicolas Spatola. “Several non-profit organizations such as theCenter for Humane Technology are workingto raise awareness of ethical concerns in AIamong both politicians and actors in thetechnology sector. However, the pressuremust also Continue Reading …