We at CEPS are excited to announce the launch of a brand-new Tech Podcast. In the first episode, we focus on the state of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) market in Europe, and the potential to develop an ecosystem of AI excellence and innovation in the years to come. It is the first of a series of six episodes dedicated to AI, which will be released in the coming months. We will also soon launch a series of five episodes dedicated to the Future of Work in the AI era. These will be the first channels of a broader "CEPS Podcast", which will have many other thematic series.
Join us as we dive into the AI landscape in the EU, exploring the European AI market, identifying possible new policy measures and infrastructure needs, assessing ways to link existing AI hubs, discussing data on jobs and industrial specialisation, and examining the skills that will be needed in the future AI workforce. The podcast will explore new ideas from building Human–AI teams (superteams) to the creation of a CERN for AI.
In each episode, CEPS researchers and our co-host Tom Parker engage in a discussion with renowned experts and guests from academia, business, institutions, and civil society. The first episode, co-hosted by Tom Parker and Andrea Renda, we have invited Pierre-Alexandre Balland, our Chief Data Scientist, and Aleksandra Przegalinska from Kozminsky University, MIT and Harvard. We had a blast, don't miss this conversation!
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We at CEPS are excited to announce the launch of a brand-new Tech Podcast. In the first episode, we focus on the state of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) market in Europe, and the potential to develop an ecosystem of AI excellence and innovation in the years to come. It is the first of a series of six episodes dedicated to AI, which will be released in the coming months. We will also soon launch a series of five episodes dedicated to the Future of Work in the AI era. These will be the first channels of a broader "CEPS Podcast", which will have many other thematic series.
Join us as we dive into the AI landscape in the EU, exploring the European AI market, identifying possible new policy measures and infrastructure needs, assessing ways to link existing AI hubs, discussing data on jobs and industrial specialisation, and examining the skills that will be needed in the future AI workforce. The podcast will explore new ideas from building Human–AI teams (superteams) to the creation of a CERN for AI.
In each episode, CEPS researchers and our co-host Tom Parker engage in a discussion with renowned experts and guests from academia, business, institutions, and civil society. The first episode, co-hosted by Tom Parker and Andrea Renda, we have invited Pierre-Alexandre Balland, our Chief Data Scientist, and Aleksandra Przegalinska from Kozminsky University, MIT and Harvard. We had a blast, don't miss this conversation!
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In the fourth episode of the CEPS Tech Podcast series on “the Future of Work and AI”, we explore how artificial intelligence fits into a longer history of technological change — and why institutions, organisational models, and public policy are central to shaping its impact on the future of work. Our hosts, Tom Parker and Laura Nurski, are joined by Daron Acemoglu, Institute Professor at MIT, Co-Director of MIT’s Shaping the Future of Work Initiative and, of course, Nobel laureate in Economics and Carlota Perez, Honorary Professor at University College London and the University of Sussex as well as Adjunct Professor of Technology and Socio-Economic Development at TalTech, Estonia.
The episode looks at how to steer the current wave of technological change, especially looking at artificial intelligence, toward more inclusive outcomes, by analysing past tech revolutions, looking at the role of institutions in guiding AI in the public interested as well as the role of organisations in managing the technology and adapting their way of work to the technology.
We discuss:
This conversation connects the dots between past and future, theory and policy — and asks what kind of state we need to make the most of the AI era.
For further reading on CEPS’ and Laura Nurski’s research on other interesting Future of Work and AI topics follow this link.
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