# Tom Ritchie
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tom ritchie (born 2 January 1952) is a Scottish former footballer who made over 440 appearances in the Football League scoring 110 league goals playing as a striker, most notably for Bristol City.
== Career ==
Born in Edinburgh, tom ritchie played locally for Bridgend Thistle in Scotland. Bristol City manager Alan Dicks signed Ritchie in July 1969.
1. AI and Originality: The End of Excuses
Is AI killing creative originality or finally exposing the people who never had any? What happens when the barriers to making something disappear entirely? And if anyone can generate content, what does it mean to actually have something to say?
Season 3 of AI Ethics Now opens with Billy Boman, AI d…
6. Sustainability and Politics: You Can't Separate Them
Why is climate politics so often treated as a problem to be managed rather than a force to be understood? And what do we lose when we do that?
Professor Caroline Kuzemko, Professor in Political Economy of Climate Change at the University of Warwick, joins Tom Ritchie to discuss her new book Climate…
2. AI and Youth: Growing Up Inside the Machine
Who is speaking for the generation that never knew a world without AI? What does it mean to form your identity, your creativity, and your sense of self inside systems designed to keep you engaged? And why are the people most affected by AI the ones least consulted about it.
Season 3, Episode 2 feat…
3. AI and Access: The Words That Include and the Words That Don't
What happens when a chatbot speaks to you in a way you simply can't relate to? Can language that is designed to help actually exclude the very people who need support most? And when a machine sounds human, what do we lose when it can't behave like one?
In this episode, I speak with Dr Doris Dippold…
4. AI and Healthcare: Who's Actually Accountable When It Fails?
Where does accountability actually land when an AI system causes harm in a healthcare setting? And is the EU AI Act the compliance headache many organisations fear, or just common sense engineering practice by another name?
In this episode, I speak with Antonina Burlachenko, Head of Quality and Reg…
5. AI and Accountability: When Does a Suggestion Become a Decision?
What happens when a machine's output looks more certain than the evidence behind it? Where does responsibility sit when an AI flags a decision that nobody actually signed off on? And can a company built around one founder's neurodivergent thinking scale into something an institution like the NHS ca…
7. Sustainability and Careers: The Case for Green Career Guidance
Why does career guidance so often stay silent on the biggest issue shaping the future of work? And what happens when
Korin Grant, Assistant Professor in Career Studies and Coaching at the University of Warwick's Centre for Lifelong Learning, joins Tom Ritchie to discuss green career guidance: the …
6. AI and Hope: Rewiring Universities for Human Flourishing
What is AI actually revealing about us as humans? And what would it mean to build institutions that help us become more human, not less?
In this episode, I speak with Dr Jessica Riddell, Professor of Early Modern Literature at Bishop's University, Quebec, where she holds the Stephen A. Jarislowsky …
7. AI & Us: A Musical Journey Through Human Identity in the Age of AI
A camera isn't the photographer. So what is AI, when it's the tool behind the art?
In this episode, I speak with Glenn Stockton, a retired entrepreneur, photographer, and grandfather of ten who has lived through every major digital shift of the last 45 years, from early Macintosh computers to launc…
8. AI and Chatbots: Who Checks What They Tell Students?
What happens when the chatbot answering your applicants gets it wrong, and nobody notices?
In this episode, I speak with Martha Horler, founder of Sparkline Advisory and known to many in the sector as the data goddess. Martha has spent two decades in UK higher education working in student data, sta…
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