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The ethics of AI with Erik Beulen

“If you are responsible for a department, for a division, then you need to own the data. And owning the data means also taking care …

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AI as a force for social good
“You have to start thinking now about the ethical and social implications of what’s coming.” In our latest episode, Professor Michelle Carter, Professor of Information ...
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The Future of Multinationals
“We’ve had almost every problem you can think of. But multinationals by and large have sailed through it.” Peter Buckley, AMBS’s 200th Anniversary Chair in ...
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Business Transformation and Corporate Sustainability
“Change – it takes a long time; you have to be patient particularly when it comes to things like behaviour change.” Zara de Belder, a ...
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Lessons from Covid-19

Three years on from the height of the pandemic, we explore the lessons learnt from Protect, a major UK government study into the transmission of ...
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Nature on the Balance Sheet

“55% of businesses are either wholly or moderately dependent on natural resources.” Beccy Speight, Chief Executive of the RSPB, joins Professor Paolo Quattrone, Professor of ...
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Recovering from COVID-19

In April 2020, at the height of the first wave of COVID-19 across Europe, academics at Alliance Manchester Business School and the Humanitarian and Conflict ...
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A journey following the growth footsteps of knowledge-intensive firms

Knowledge-intensive startups are well known to be a source of novel technological innovations and economic growth. Yet, such startups face significant challenges when trying to ...
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