How does the movement of capital, goods and services make the world go round? In episode 10 of our pink podcast series, we talk about how capitalism works, why the rich people are getting richer and why you should not condone inappropriate corporate behaviour, hiding behind whining of the type 'they all are as bad as eachother'.

Need some perspective on what it means to be an academic? This episode is organised along four main themes. These are the nature of teaching and performance in higher education; the impact of the pandemic; the problem of commercialisation of higher education; and the role and function of academics themselves.

This podcast was prepared by ioannis with the assistance of his artificial intelligence co-author, and is read out by virtual voices. It is based on Linkedin newsletter posts, you can find here. Thank you for listening and let me know what you think in the comments.

If you are thinking of diversifying your income, start by reading this short article.

Learn about international investment law, its key features and institutions. This podcast presents the standards of investor protection and the mechanisms for defending investor rights in international tribunals. This is done in historical and geopolitical context. Key knowledge content for anyone studying international law and investor rights.

In this episode you have a run through of the totality of key topics mentioned in our blue series on International Economic Law. The presentation starts with a reflection on colonialism, decolonisation and the New International Economic Order. We then discuss national autonomy and the concept of permanent sovereignty over natural resources. Then we move on to consider the institutional framework of international economic law, focusing on the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Our presentation would not be complete without an investigation of the regulation of foreign investment and the role of multinational corporations in relation to human rights and labour standards. We finish with a presentation of the World Trade Organisation and the history of international trade and its social, economic and environmental impacts. This episode is narrated by AI voices ©GlinTiss Ltd 2024. Get in touch on ioannis.glinavos (at) glintiss.co.uk if you would like to know more on how this podcast was produced. See here for more experiments with AI tools

Are we leaving our enthusiasm for technology and artificial intelligence allow the creation of an algorithmic technocracy? This presentation was given at the IALS Legislative Drafting and Language Workshop: Artificial Intelligence and the Language of Legislation. The paper supporting this presentation was co-authored with ChatGPT. See the end product and methodological notes here. More AI experiments on the dedicated playlist on YouTube.

What can businesses do to avoid getting scammed? In episode 9 of our pink podcast series, we talk about how companies can protect themselves against the prospect of insolvency of their counterparties. We also explain why you shouldn't feel sorry for shareholders.

Generative AI, especially models like OpenAI's ChatGPT, is transforming legal services. This podcast examines the integration of generative AI in legal practice, covering applications in legal research, document drafting, client advisory, judicial decision-making and legislative drafting. The podcast is narrated by AI voices and has been produced with the help of AI tools.

How can you raise money in exchanges and marketplaces? In episode 8 of our pink podcast series, we talk about market places, funding and the role of regulation. The podcast also offers a series of pointers on what to watch out for then expressing deals in contractual language.

Preparing for the next sitting of SQE1 in July 2024? This podcast is for you. The podcast was prepared by Dr Ioannis Glinavos and is narrated by an AI voice.

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How can law firms use AI? This episode presents how AI tools are used in the provision of legal services. It then offers a reflection on what this means for legal education and how universities should prepare students for a workplace dominated by AI. For more information on AI in legal education, visit this playlist.

This podcast is an edited version of a presentation delivered by Dr Ioannis Glinavos on 14.5.2024 at the Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT) to a group of students, academics and representatives from the legal profession.