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STOA meets its International Advisory Board to discuss the Artificial Intelligence Act

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What if we chose new metaphors for artificial intelligence? [Science and Technology podcast]

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BLOG 2 months ago

New STOA series of podcasts on artificial intelligence, in partnership with the OECD

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BLOG 8 months ago

STOA establishes a centre of dialogue and expertise on AI

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PUBLICATIONS 10 months ago

Disruption by technology: Impacts on politics, economics and society

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BLOG 1 year ago

New STOA study on artificial intelligence: How does it work, why does it matter and what can we do about it?

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BLOG 1 year ago

STOA roundtable on digital sovereign identity

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BLOG 1 year ago

New STOA study on blockchain for supply chains and international trade

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BLOG, Events 1 year ago

STOA meets experts on coronavirus: Challenges, opportunities and the way forward

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Economic and Social Policies, Institutional and Legal Affairs, PUBLICATIONS, Structural and Cohesion Policies 1 year ago

What if artificial intelligence made work obsolete? [Science and Technology podcast]

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Economic and Social Policies, Institutional and Legal Affairs, PUBLICATIONS, Structural and Cohesion Policies 2 years ago

What if technologies replaced humans in elderly care? [Science and Technology podcast]

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BLOG 2 years ago

3 Key Questions on Blockchain voting

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BLOG 2 years ago

How can technology and the arts work together to benefit society?

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BLOG, Events 2 years ago

Does technology exacerbate social polarisation?

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BLOG, Events 2 years ago

Building a renewable energy future on dialogue and cooperation

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Economic and Social Policies, PUBLICATIONS 2 years ago

What if we could design better technologies through dialogue? [Science and Technology Podcast]

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BLOG, Events 3 years ago

Why are people opposed to low-carbon energy technologies?

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BLOG 3 years ago

Can technology help to win elections?

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BLOG, Events 3 years ago

Use and misuse of technology in contemporary election campaigns

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PUBLICATIONS, Structural and Cohesion Policies 3 years ago

New STOA study examines 3D bio-printing for medical and enhancement purposes

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