by Rylee Bailey | May 24, 2022 | Book Review
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by Abbie Oakes | Oct 15, 2021 | Book Review
When we discuss the manipulation of voters in elections, mining large quantities of data and building models of society, it is generally considered to be a modern day problem, facilitated by big tech, in particular social media, along with the vast quantities of data...
by Abbie Oakes | Oct 1, 2021 | Book Review
The world is not currently a good place for people predisposed to anxiety. Whether it is facing the uncertainty surrounding the global pandemic, or the pressures of creating a career that is both successful and fulfilling, we have never been a more anxious society....
by Abbie Oakes | Jun 30, 2021 | Book Review
AI is regularly in the news, often boasting new milestones that have been broken or forecasting job losses due to advancements. It is often difficult to understand where our AI is currently and where it will go in the future. AI is very good at winning a game of...
by Abbie Oakes | Jun 30, 2021 | Book Review
The practice of deep work allows you to focus all your attention on one, commonly challenging, task free from all distraction, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to do. With the torrent of emails, notifications and forever increasing commitments, often we forgo...
by Abbie Oakes | Jun 30, 2021 | Book Review
Sue Lloyd-Roberts is the UK’s first female video journalist with 30 years experience in human rights journalism, witnessing and reporting on some of the worst acts committed against humanity and talking to women from across the globe about the hardships they face and...
