Following the latest news that Sir Keir Starmer plans to ban social media access for under-16s by spring 2027, Rachael Stone explores whether restriction alone is the answer, arguing that […]
The rise of the drones, and the fall of the mall?
Dr Jake Monk Kydd reflects on the potential of shopping via drones while shopping centres face further closures. There is an endless graveyard for great ideas and new tech that […]
Responsible AI adoption: what organisations need to get right
Dr Hannan Azhar explains the key principles organisations should consider when adopting AI successfully for their workforce. Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer limited by access to tools; it is […]
Regulatory Frontiers of AI: The end of a gilded age of lawlessness for the technology?
Dr Jaspal Kaur Sadhu Singh, Senior Lecturer in Law, reflects on this year’s milestones within AI technology and governance.
Attitudes to AI
Professor Berry Billingsley looks at reactions so far to Gen AI and public perceptions of what the future holds.
AI governance race – to halt, ramble or run
Dr Jaspal Kaur-Sadhu Singh discusses the rise of Artificial Intelligence and the importance of regulation and accountability of developers and deployers of AI tools.
What questions should we be asking about ChatGPT?
Professor of Science Education, Berry Billingsley, has a regular science spot on BBC Radio Kent. She recently spoke on news stories surrounding the use of ChatGPT for essays and exams. Below is part of her interview looking into whether we are asking the right questions on how we view and use this new technology.
The future of Virtual Reality
This National Engineering Day (November 2) Gareth Ward reflects on the advancement of virtual reality and looks at how new technologies might impact us in the future.
Reaching out to inspire STEM careers
Hellen Ward explains why outreach events are so important to help young people learn and become inspired about STEM careers.