At the event held as part of the Digital Futures Institute’s Festival of Storytelling, journalists and media scholars warned that the future of journalism will be shaped by widening inequality, declin...

Dr Marco Davare will lead the Institute’s research strategy and develop opportunities for research collaborations.

People are increasingly choosing to limit or reject the use of AI tools, according to a new report published today by the Digital Futures Institute at King’s College London and Responsible AI UK.

Professor Kate Devlin joins 71 leading specialists chosen to give the department rapid, independent access to UK science and technology expertise.

King's College London and Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology (KAIST) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop new international research collaborations with an initial ...

The shortlist for the 40th anniversary Arthur C. Clarke Award science fiction book of the year was announced as part of the Digital Futures Institute’s Festival of Storytelling.

Digital learning, AI companions, healthcare tech & the infrastructure behind it all. A multi-domain event on the future of interaction – between humans, machines, and what we must protect.

Join our launch to learn about the upcoming highlights and hear from King's academics and invited guests on the power of a good story. Bring a book to swap and talk over drinks about why you're sharin...

The Digital Futures Institute Festival of Storytelling welcomes award-winning journalist Samira Ahmed with a keynote on the future of storytelling and the new "slow" media revolution.

Dr Beryl Pong explains how her team at the Centre for Drones and Culture sought to draw critical attention to the underlying work that visualisations of emerging technology do through Dronotope.

The Digital Futures Institute Festival of Storytelling, taking place 2–4 June, is a celebration of how we communicate what we do — and why it matters — through the stories we tell.

A conversation with Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia.org, on trust and knowledge.

On Monday 9 March, MPs voted 307 to 173 against a ban on social media for under-16s, rejecting an amendment to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill. This development will surprise proponents…

Dr Giota Alevizou’s new book, The Web of Knowledge, shines a spotlight on how encyclopedias transform the act of knowing.

Join us for a book launch event for Dr Giota Alevizou’s The Web of Knowledge: Encyclopedias and Authority in the Digital Age.

Join us in online for a panel discussion on the Digital Futures of Women's Sport.

Four interdisciplinary projects awarded Fellowships from the Digital Futures Institute for the 2026-27 cohort.

Academics from the Department of Digital Humanities lead the new network examining digital infrastructures and climate realities.

News from across Scotland and the world, plus sport, weather and big name interviews.

This February, join us for a Valentine's-themed exploration of intimacy in the digital age.

A seminar on the relationship between music and artificial intelligence.

Bringing together experts from a range of perspectives, this broad-ranging panel discussion will look at the digital transformations currently at work in education and what these changes mean for the ...

Over 30 Doctoral studentship places are now open for applications for the new Doctoral School for Arts & Humanities at King’s.

How will quantum change the world we live in and what will that mean for each of us?

Join us in The Digital Futures of History in looking forward to the new ways in which we may soon be looking back.

This talk explores the relationship between selfhood and intelligence in both biological and artificial systems, with a particular focus on bodily homeostatic self-regulation.

Digital Futures MA & Digital Economies MSc Information Webinar - 24/07/25

Leading experts explore how emerging technologies are reshaping the global security landscape.

How can we design and implement digital systems that genuinely enhance diversity rather than simply digitising existing inequalities?

The Digital Futures Institute series continues its Living Well with Technology series with a new season of events exploring the Digital Futures of a variety of topical themes.

Step into a world where magic and technology collide in a fascinating exploration of AI and deception.

Join us to explore the future of AI and literature.

The Department of Digital Humanities and the Centre for Digital Culture at King’s College London are delighted to host the launch of the DISCO Network’s Technoskepticism: Between Possibility and Refus...

The Routledge Handbook of AI and Literature offers perspective on the past, present and future of AI and literature.

Eleven interdisciplinary projects awarded Fellowships from the Digital Futures Institute for the 2025-26 cohort.

BFI National Lottery Innovation Challenge Fund awards £192,500 to a King’s project to explore how AI technologies could be used to unlock potential with screen archives.