What Nature Looks Like As Data
Forests, wetlands and habitats are usually things we experience directly. We walk through them, photograph them, volunteer to protect them
In Practice
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Thinking
AI Is Starting To Reshape Cities, Not Just Screens
AI often feels weightless. Most people’s experience of it happens through a chat window, a search box or an app.
In Practice
Who Plans Your Holiday Now?
A recent report found that 81% of travellers in Vietnam say they would use AI to plan their trips, the
Quick Thinking
AI As A Choice, Not A Destination
For the last few years, AI has largely been experienced as a destination.
Thinking
The Shift From Links To Answers
For most of the internet’s history, the relationship between publishers and search engines was relatively straightforward.
In Practice
AI That Helps People Navigate, Step by Step
Researchers are developing a robotic guide dog designed to help visually impaired people move through the world more independently.
Interviews
You Can’t Policy Your Way Into Adoption
As organisations develop AI strategies, governance is often one of the first topics to emerge. Policies, frameworks and guidelines can
Thinking
Creativity Was Never Going To Be The Easy Part
AI and creativity are often discussed as though they sit on opposite sides of an argument.
In the Wild
How AI Is Helping Catch Boat Thieves
AI is now being used to help catch boat thieves in places like Poole.
