The Curious Case Of AI’s Goblin Obsession
Not long ago, we explored the curious case of Elias Thorne, the fictional academic who somehow found his way into
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Tag: evidence
How organisations measure, validate and assess AI. From benchmarking and trust to accuracy, governance and ROI, these stories explore how we know whether AI is delivering meaningful results.
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The Most Experienced Person in the Room Might Be AI
Why the future of AI may be less about replacing expertise and more about sharing it.
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The Questions Around AI Are Changing
For much of the past few years, the AI conversation has been driven by possibility.
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Is AI Becoming A Kind Of Digital Folie À Deux?
Folie à deux is a psychological term describing a belief that becomes reinforced between two people because it is rarely
In Practice
What Happens When AI Starts Helping Us Understand Nature?
There are around 400,000 known plant species worldwide, and scientists believe many more remain undocumented.
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The Curious Case Of Elias Thorne
Elias Thorne has lived many lives. He has been a lighthouse keeper, a clockmaker and a detective.
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The Problem With Measuring AI Adoption
As organisations look for ways to encourage AI adoption, many are searching for metrics that demonstrate progress.
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The AI Fraud Problem
Most conversations about AI and fraud focus on what the technology makes possible.
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When Blurry Stops Meaning Uncertain
A blurry image used to mean something simple. You couldn’t see clearly, so you couldn’t be certain. Now that uncertainty
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The Planes That Never Came Home
A World War Two story about missing data, survivorship bias and why the evidence we don’t see can matter just
