AI and tech
LSE researchers are using tech’s revolutionary power to understand our world better, looking at AI’s potential to do good, and limiting its potential for harm.
The X factor: four ways one social media platform undermined democracy during the 2024 summer riots
27 January 2026 · Dr Beatriz Lopes Buarque
Can the NHS crisis be solved by partnering with tech start-ups? The cautionary tale of Babylon Health
27 January 2026 · Dr Alison Powell
The world is your office: how ‘‘work from anywhere’’ is transforming work
27 January 2026 · Professor Prithwiraj Choudhury
AI and the stock market: are algorithmic trades creating new risks?
23 September 2025 · Maximilian Goehmann
Tech and the political power of storytelling
27 May 2025 · Dr Michael Vaughan
The hidden production line behind AI
27 May 2025 · Professor Bingchun Meng
Ask not what AI will do, but what we can make it do
27 May 2025 · Eugenie Dugoua
How far should we trust the voice of AI?
27 May 2025 · Dr Anuschka Schmitt
Does increased use of AI have to mean job losses?
27 May 2025 · Dr Tomislav Karačić
The complicated digital world of online travel booking
27 May 2025 · Dr Will Venters, Erika Valderrama, Roser Pujadas
Recommended reading on AI and technology
27 May 2025 · LSE Blogs
Using AI to improve public safety at public events
27 May 2025 · Tom Kirchmaier
