Professor Angela Aristidou recently appeared as a guest on Siliconsciousness, the DSR Network podcast hosted by David Rothkopf, to discuss how artificial intelligence can be deployed responsibly and effectively within organisations and why much of today’s debate misses the questions of governance.

How should we benchmark AI? Writing in MIT Tech Review, UCL School of Management Professor Angela Aristidou argues that AI benchmarks are broken, and that one-off tests don't measure its true impact.

Senior global leaders in technology came together at the UCL School of Management to discuss innovation and how to enable the transition of knowledge across sectors and industries.

Over the past week, UCL School of Management welcomed hundreds of small and medium-sized business leaders to a hands-on AI workshop designed to simplify artificial intelligence (AI) and support them to translate it into practical, action-ready business tools.

UCL School of Management’s Professor Angela Aristidou delivered a keynote talk on what agentic AI means for small and medium-sized enterprises to an audience of 127 global leaders from across 54 countries.

Artificial intelligence (AI) could help charities strengthen relationships with their donors and volunteers rather than replace them, according to a new editorial in the Stanford Social Innovation Review co-authored by UCL School of Management’s Assistant Professor Angela Aristidou.