Category: Talks
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Claude Have Mercy
Many thanks to everyone who came out last night to the ‘Claude Have Mercy’ talk at the very cool (literally, figuratively) Rocketvan Studios Bar! So enjoyed talking AI, jobs and what a better future might hold. Very much interested in taking this on the road, so do get in touch if that’s something you’d be…
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A day workshop on human flourishing in an age of AI
I’ve been delighted to be booked recently some day workshops for clergy and others, focusing on some of the work in my book Other. Released in 2010, it was the first book where I considered the impacts of AI… and – informed by my later work in God-like: a 500-Year History of AI – I’ve…
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Mutiny – on Being More Pirate
‘Move slowly… and don’t break people’ It was an absolute pleasure to join Alex Barker and Sam Conniff on their Be More Pirate podcast – which has been released just this past week: Sam wrote Be More Pirate back in 2018, and has been incredibly kind about my own book Mutiny, which I released way…
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Anthropy | Motivation
I was fortunate enough to spend a few days last week down at the Anthopy UK event in Cornwall. As their description goes: Anthropy brings together responsible leaders and organisations to look at how to make the UK a better place. Working with a cross-sector network welcoming business and non-profits alike, Anthropy facilitates changing practices,…
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Living with Algorithm – Servant or Master? | Interview with Lord Clement-Jones
You may have seen my previous post about an interview I conducted with Professor John Caputo about my book God-like, and his thoughts around AI springing from his excellent Spectres of God – which bounces off Derrida. As part of the same series, I was also thrilled to chat to Lord Tim Clement-Jones, a major…
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God-Like in Frome
Brilliant time down in Somerset on Friday presenting on the book to a packed church in Whatley, just outside Frome. The event was the first in a series using the space to consider challenging contemporary questions. The regular congregation is quite small I was told, but village life is thriving, and they are using the…