FPCLW: Session 4
With one-third of Aotearoa New Zealand in public conservation, what visions and challenges exist for its future development and management? On Friday 10th July, the University of Otago Research Cluster for Natural Resources Law tackled these issues head-on at a significant symposium entitled The Fu…
AI and the Workforce Panel Talk
Live recording from NZISF 2023
Delve into the implications of AI technologies, exploring how they are reshaping industries and job markets worldwide. Gain valuable insights from University of Otago academics who will discuss this new technology's philosophical and ethical repercussions and the cha…
Pick a Path Podcast - Professor James Maclaurin - The Impact of AI on Careers - Episode 03
Professor James Maclaurin, Director of AI and Public Policy at the University of Otago, discusses how artificial intelligence is reshaping the job market. Understand the future of work and the skills needed to stay ahead in an AI-driven world. A must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection…
S1 Ep3 - Professor James Maclaurin: The Impact of AI on Careers
Professor James Maclaurin, Director of AI and Public Policy at the University of Otago, discusses how artificial intelligence is reshaping the job market. Understand the future of work and the skills needed to stay ahead in an AI-driven world. A must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection…
James Maclaurin: Otago University Emeritus Erofessor on Otago University's free speech statement
Otago University is signalling it has the backs of staff and students when it comes to free speech.
The University Council has confirmed its new Free Speech Statement, which aims to enable diverse idea exploration and encourage open exchanges.
Otago University Emeritus Professor James Maclaurin s…
AI predicted to add billions to NZ's economy - how fast is the tech evolving?
Artificial intelligence. Once something you’d only find in sci-fi novels, it’s now an everyday necessity for some.
A new Accentrue report for Microsoft forecasts Kiwi workers are set to save an average of 275 hours a year through generative AI adoption.
Today on The Front Page, Otago University’s…
Episode 23 - "Why do we save the best for last?"
This week, Steve and Christabel survey what the philosophers have said about temporal biases that drive behaviours like saving the best for last, ‘swallowing the frog’ and investing for retirement. In the course of these proceedings, Steve informs us of the objectively correct order to consume a ro…
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