This reading list, compiled in collaboration with the LSE Review of Books blog, offers recommendations from LSE researchers of key books covering AI and tech.

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6.30pm Thurs 27 Feb | Xavier Jaravel | Free public event at LSE

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6.30pm Weds 19 Feb | Allison Pugh | Free public event at LSE

The potential benefits of AI to different parts of the research cycle are currently a matter of significant study. In this post, Kayvan Kousha and Mike Thelwall consider whether large language mode…

Public policies are increasingly being underpinned by automatic algorithmic decision making processes that have in some instances spectacularly failed.  Daan Kolkmanand Gijs van Maanen ar…

6.30pm Thurs 30 Jan | AI, hope, and the human spirit | Craig Mundie, Mairéad Pratschke | Registration Required | Free public event at LSE

In the second of our annual reviews we turn our focus to the emerging role of AI across research and higher education. Across the research cycle from research methods to administration and teaching…

Author Madhumita Murgia discusses her new book Code Dependent, which sets out just how profoundly automated systems are reshaping our lives all over the world, and how AI is changing our relationships...

Africa's tech unicorns have captured the world's attention with billion-dollar valuations, but their global ambitions remain stunted

Landing page for guidance on use of generative AI in research

Generative AI is having a transformative effect on academic work, but it is also reshaping the professional services and research management sectors that support it. Here Anna Aston discusses where…