A matter of life and death? The demise of coders and LinkedIn and the birth of the first OpenAI agent
A matter of life and death? The demise of coders and LinkedIn and the birth of the first OpenAI agent Written by Fola Yahaya Thought of the week: How AI-generated software gave us a massive ROI of 4,000% Not content with trying to take down writers, photographers and translators, the relentless drive by Big Tech […]
Are we on the cusp of an AI explosion? Which jobs are the safest? And will we follow AI software wherever it goes?
Are we on the cusp of an AI explosion? Which jobs are the safest? And will we follow AI software wherever it goes? Written by Fola Yahaya Thought of the week: Reflecting on a tumultuous year in AI Amid the joyful chaos of Christmas with both my nuclear and extended family, I found a few […]
AI’s environmental cost: the impact of data centres in the developing world?
As global temperatures rise and the world faces mounting challenges caused by climate change, questions are emerging about whether the infrastructure required to power artificial intelligence tools are exploiting developing countries, and damaging the environment.
Antisocial AI, Google comes for search, the troubling trends of AI-powered academic research, and Veo 2 ups the AI video ante
Antisocial AI, Google comes for search, the troubling trends of AI-powered academic research, and Veo 2 ups the AI video ante Written by Fola Yahaya Thought of the week: Why is AI so antisocial? Google launched version 2.0 of its Gemini AI last week. Gemini 2.0’s ‘killer feature’ is being fully multimodal. In laymen’s terms […]
Why AI is the ultimate soft power, ChatGPT turns 2, and AI can now create immersive worlds from a single image
Why AI is the ultimate soft power, ChatGPT turns 2, and AI can now create immersive worlds from a single image Written by Fola Yahaya Thought of the week: Why AI is the ultimate soft power Let’s imagine it’s 2025 and a small country on the west coast of Africa has been ‘gifted’ a suite […]
Are we entering a white-collar recession? How close are we to automating manual labour? Plus how to help your kids ace their exams
Are we entering a white-collar recession? How close are we to automating manual labour? Plus how to help your kids ace their exams Written by Fola Yahaya Thought of the week: Are we entering a white-collar recession? Post-Covid, most people are experiencing the negative impact of too much money chasing too many goods. Inflation has […]
Is AI changing how we value work? TikTok wants to replace your creative agency, how AI can make you a better public speaker, Coca Cola’s AI fail…
Is AI changing how we value work? TikTok wants to replace your creative agency, how AI can make you a better public speaker, Coca-Cola’s AI fail… Written by Fola Yahaya Thought of the Week: Is AI destroying the career ladder? Many moons ago, as a bright-eyed intern at the UN, my daily routine was a […]
Introducing Series 2 of Strategic Agenda’s Podcast + How to Create an Impactful Podcast
A special edition exploring the podcast medium
Why AI makes us guilty until proven innocent, the perception-utility paradox in AI, Altman envisions super-duper AI in 2025 whether we like it or not
Why AI makes us guilty until proven innocent, the perception-utility paradox in AI, Altman envisions super-duper AI in 2025 whether we like it or not Written by Fola Yahaya Thought of the week: Why AI means we’re all guilty until proven innocent Cars piled up in the street after the ‘rain bomb’ that hit Valencia […]
AI & the SDGs: SDG 4
This month, Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4, “Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all”, is the subject of our series investigating the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) for achieving the SDGs.