The Workplace

The Workplace

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The Workplace episodes

  • Managing Change In The Workplace

    Personal effectiveness coach and founder of Ingenium Coaching, Toyin Akande Akinyemi, talks about Managing Change In The Workplace: the reasons for change, how different personality types respond to change and best practices for communicating change within an organisation.


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    29 min
  • Affordable Business Space For Creatives

    Al Parra co-founding director at BLOQS https://bloqslondon.com/ discusses the pay-as-you-go open-access factory, co-working maker space, training provider (and much more!), that operates sustainably and which, by democratising resources, has revolutionised the way creatives, small and large, can do business.

    If you are a creative, looking for affordable business space, your search is officially over.

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    28 min
  • AI - Who's Looking After Me

    The autumn/winter 2023 season features a series of episodes focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and has been realised with the generous support of ARC Club.

    In the first episode, NND speaks with Jennifer Wong, head of programming at Science Gallery London about the exhibition ‘AI: Who’s Looking After Me?' - a collaboration with arts organisation Future Everything that brings together artists, researchers and young people to collectively interrogate AI through the lenses of care and the arts, taking a critical look at how this technology is unfolding in our lives today and highlighting the reality of its development in relation to where it might be going in the future.

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    30 min
  • AI, Work and The Environment - Part 1

    AI season on the programme continues with the generous support of ARC-Club as we explore different aspects of the exhibition ‘AI: Who’s Looking After Me?’

    In the first of a two-part discussion NND speaks with artist Wesley Goatley about his installation, Newly Forgotten Technologies, which engages in #AI myth-busting, uncovering the hidden #environmental costs and realities of technology and device consumption in the developed world and the shadow industry labour market in less developed countries that underpins it. Includes sounds from the machine learning voices of Alexa and Siri, with no other sound sources.

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    30 min
  • AI, Work and The Environment - Part 2
    AI season on the programme continues with the generous support of ARC-Club as we explore different aspects of the exhibition ‘AI: Who’s Looking After Me?’ In this episode NND concludes a two-part discussion with artist Wesley Goatley about his installation, Newly Forgotten Technologies, which engages in AI myth-busting. Join us as we uncover the hidden impact of AI on communities, the cultural disconnect between this technology and the mechanisms that underpin it and the extent of behind-the-scenes human labour involved in the illusion of automation.

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    30 min
  • AI in The Arts

    AI season on the programme continues with the generous support of ARC Club as we explore different aspects of the exhibition ‘AI: Who’s Looking After Me?'

    In episode 4 NND talks to Irini Papadimitriou, creative director at arts organisation Future Everything, who explores the impact of AI in the arts, the role of artists in shaping this new technology and how AI has wrought a ‘new colonialism’. Also, we ask ChatGPT what is the role of human artists in society and whether AI will make human artists redundant.

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    30 min
  • AI in the Medical Field
    AI season resumes with the generous support of Arc Club. In episode 5, AI in the Medical Field, NND talks to Annie Woodson, director at TripleDotMakers, Samantha Johnson, chief executive at ECHO Charity and Tareen Dawood, PhD researcher at Kings College London, about Heartificial Intelligence, their installation in the Science Gallery London exhibition ‘AI: Who’s Looking After Me?’ created in collaboration with artists and young people (aged 11-25), affected by heart conditions. The piece is an art machine which used AI to provide a visual representation of medical data garnered from patients, examine their health care journey with AI and explore their concerns around trust in AI.

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    30 min
  • Safe and Trusted AI
    AI season continues with the generous support of ARC Club as NND talks to PhD researcher Munkhtulga Battogtokh about Safe and Trusted AI in the context of his installation ‘What is Essence?’ in the Science Gallery London exhibition AI: Who’s Looking After Me? We explore the difference between humans and AI, how can art help us explore the limits of the human mind and how this can potentially impact the development of AI.

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    31 min
  • AI and The Future of Work
    In the penultimate AI Season episode realised with the generous support of ARC Club, NND discusses Artificial Intelligence and The Future of Work with Dr. Tracey Wilen, a former visiting Stanford scholar, researcher and author on the impact of technology on society, work and careers.

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    27 min
  • AI and The Future of Law
    In the final episode of a series dedicated to Artificial Intelligence and realised with the generous support of ARC Club, NND talks about AI and The Future of Law with Maya Markovich, who is a legal innovation consultant, start-up advisor and member of the advisory panel at LawTechUK.

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    31 min

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NND and guests discuss aspects of work and workplaces, including health and well-being at work, women's advancement in the workplace, leadership and eithics, art and artists and the future of work.

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