Can AI help people solve problems more effectively?

Tune in to the Financial Times’s The Next Five podcast, where Prof Neil Maiden explores how we embed creative thinking in professional practices and the benefits of AI in problem solving.📻

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Women are often responsible for water collection & management in their households in developing countries. When this water is not clean, it leads to illnesses. Read more analysis of a UN report by Sanam Mahoozi (صنم ماحوزی) (@cityjournalism) in Forbes: forbes.com/sites/sanammah…

Power went out on ship moments before crash - this is what we know

John Carlton, Professor of Marine Engineering City STEM City, University of London shared his expert comment with Sky News on Wednesday:

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Baltimore Investigation Turns to Ship's Deadly Mechanical Failure

John Carlton, Professor of Marine Engineering City STEM City, University of London provides comment in The New York Times.

‘But he didn’t hit you, did he?’: inside the coercive control courtroom

Dr Cassandra Wiener The City Law School comments in the The Guardian:

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🗓️ @Cityjournalism and Bayes Business School (formerly Cass) are co-hosting the event 'Slavery & Reparations: The British & French experiences'.

👥We will hear from speakers Laura Trevelyan, Pierre Guillon de Prince, Dieudonné Boutrin, plashmar, Malla Pratt, Tonika Stephenson

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Looking forward to this discussion tonight, and hoping there’s a break in the London rain beforehand! Thanks for the invite ⁦Bayes Business School (formerly Cass)⁩ ⁦plashmar⁩ city.ac.uk/news-and-event…

News Club returns, with 130 children from six Islington primary schools recording a news segment at the City Journalism broadcast studio under the direction of Prof Emerita Lis Howell: city.ac.uk/news-and-event…

'Clients are looking for the best value for money, not necessarily convenience'

Professor Laura Empson from Bayes Business School (formerly Cass) talks to Anjli Raval at Financial Times about the expanding remit and operations of professional services firms 👇
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Devastating floods in Iran could be turned into an 'opportunity if some of that water can be captured and distributed in water-limited areas', argues Prof Amir AghaKouchak, speaking to PhD student Sanam Mahoozi (صنم ماحوزی).

Read more in Forbes: forbes.com/sites/sanammah…

Previous media sales (including a Saudi investor buying stakes in the Independent & the Evening Standard), might have given the Redbird IMI team false hope of acquiring the Telegraph, Jane Martinson (@cityjournalism) tells Katherine Griffiths (@BloombergUK): bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Very proud that School of Communication & Creativity City Journalism hosted this event. Really important initiative