This talk looks at how AI has changed work since 1956, from early research ideas to the big shifts we see today, and how economists have explained it all.
Professor Stafford-Smith shares his experiences in Afghanistan, questioning Western views and showing what the country can teach about law and shared values.
The talk looks at Constable’s The Cornfield, how its view of the English countryside shaped ideas of identity, and what it says about nature and people today.
A talk about the growing list of planets found beyond our Solar System, why none match Earth yet, and what that might mean for finding worlds like ours.
Antony Penrose shares stories about his mother Lee Miller’s time photographing the Holocaust, explaining how her shocking images became lasting proof of events.
Professor Mitchell looks at how artists from past and present wars, from Paul Nash to today’s conflict zones, turn pain into images that can support healing and fresh hope.
Professor Raghavendra Rau explains how climate extremes and politics can hit markets all at once, why old ways of sharing risk fail, and what fixes might work.
