# Christina Colclough
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Christina Jayne Colclough is a Danish-English policymaker and activist specializing in the future of work and politics of technology. She authored some of the first global union policies on the governance of data and artificial intelligence for workers. Colclough is the founder and director of the Why Not Lab.
The future of work in education I Christina Colclough
Christina Colclough is a future of work expert. She discusses teacher adaptation to digitalisation, life-long learning, the digital divide, the relationship between virtual and physical learning, data, and related issues.
The Future Of Work - Taming The Robots
In the latest Unions21 podcast, Beckyand Simon talk to Christina Colclough and Jonnie Penn about their work with the 20m strong UNi Global Union and the Future World of Work project. Are the fears for the future justified? How can we use this new technology to our benefit? There is no one bette…
Unions21 Conference 2019 - part 2: The Future Of Work
The 2019 Unions21 Conference showcased a veritable powerhouse of ideas and experiences on the most pressing issues facing the labour movement today – how to make the future of work one in which artificial intelligence and digital transformation are our servants and not masters. The panelists and s…
Episode 2: "The Robots Are Coming! Automation, Digitalisation & Big Data."
Host Paul Dillon (with a little help from Gareth Murphy) delved into one of the biggest topics facing people working in finance today. What are tech changes doing to our jobs? What will a future finance sector look like, as automation and digitalisation continue apace?
We asked the experts. Dr Chr…
S1E7 - Disrupted Asia - Artificial intelligence, data rights and the future of work
“Disrupted Asia: Between Crisis, Rise and Resilience” explores the existing and emerging economic, political and geostrategic trends throughout the Asia-Pacific region in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and the world thereafter.
In the last episode of our first season, we analyse the effects …
AI as a Tool for Workers' Empowerment, with Christina J. Colclough
Following up on the AI & Equality Initiative's first webinar on artificial intelligence and the future of work, Carnegie-Uehiro Fellow Wendell Wallach and Dr. Christina Colclough, founder of The Why Not Lab, build on that discussion with a conversation about the future of the worker. How can new te…
Keeping Work Human with Dr. Christina Colclough
Dr. Christina Colclough addresses tech determinism, the value of human labor, managerial fuzz, collective will, digital rights, and participatory AI deployment.
Christina traces the path of digital transformation and the self-sustaining narrative of tech determinism. As well as how the perceptions …
Mind The Gap: Episode 12: Nothing About Us Without Us
We all agree that new technologies are cool, but unintended consequences can be very hard to reverse. Today we will be talking with Dr Christina Colclough, a political economist with a PhD in Sociology from the University of Copenhagen. She has been engaged for over a decade in the global discuss…
Listener Week: Generative AI, Female thatchers, Big noses, Communal living
For Listener Week, you, our listeners, decide what we cover on the programme.
Listener Liane has tasked the programme with a deep dive into the impact of generative Artificial Intelligence on the workforce. She’s concerned that AI risks making humans “obsolete” and “has the capacity to replace mill…
"A World of No Worker Power is a Scary World."
Digital systems are quietly quantifying workers' behavior, movements, and productivity in ways you may not even realize. In this episode of Rank & File Radio, we're joined by Dr. Christina Colclough, founder of the Why Not Lab, a consultancy helping workers and unions around the world negotiate col…
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