How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing the Way Humans Learn to Work
Few technological innovations have generated as much public debate about the future of work as artificial intelligence. Since the emergence ...
From Language Models to World Models: The Next Evolution of Artificial Intelligence
The extraordinary success of ChatGPT just in a few years transformed the public perception of artificial intelligence more profoundly than a...
China’s Open AI Revolution: How Kimi K3 Signals a New Phase in the Global Competition for Artificial Intelligence
The announcement of Kimi K3, the latest large language model developed by the Chinese start-up Moonshot AI, has attracted immediate internat...
The Functional Emotions of Artificial Intelligence: What Anthropic’s Research Reveals About the Inner Behaviour of Large Language Models
One of the most remarkable characteristics of the current generation of large language models is not simply their ability to answer question...
Institutional Cognition and AI for Public Governance
The Building Blocks of Institutional Cognition
Institutional Cognition is often introduced as the capacity of organisations to observe, learn, remember, reason and adapt in response to an increasingly complex world. While each of these capabilitie...
How Institutions Adapt to Change
Throughout history, public institutions have been valued for their capacity to provide continuity. Citizens expect governments to preserve the rule of law, maintain essential public services and uphol...
Understanding Institutional Memory
Governments, universities, courts, public administrations and international organisations all face the same fundamental challenge: people inevitably change, yet the institution itself must continue fu...
Why Systems Thinking Matters for Public Institutions
Modern public institutions operate in a world characterised by unprecedented levels of complexity. Climate change influences economic development, demographic evolution reshapes healthcare systems, te...