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HARVARD SCHOLARS SUGGEST POLLSTERS ASK QUESTIONS TO AI SIMULATIONS OF VOTERS BECAUSE REAL PEOPLE WON'T ANSWER THE PHONE

HARVARD SCHOLARS SUGGEST POLLSTERS ASK QUESTIONS TO AI SIMULATIONS OF VOTERS BECAUSE REAL PEOPLE WON'T ANSWER THE PHONE

With just a fraction of people responding to political polls, Harvard…
Google is finally taking action to curb non-consensual deepfakes

Google is finally taking action to curb non-consensual deepfakes

Eight months on from deepfakes of Taylor Swift, we are seeing some…
Stories to Save the World

Stories to Save the World

Explore this latest toolkit by Futerra showing you how to create…
Excess memes and ‘reply all’ emails are bad for climate researcher warns

Excess memes and ‘reply all’ emails are bad for climate researcher warns

Most data stored on power-hungry servers is used once then never…
Mountain Bikers Are Rewilding Land by Paying the Government to Do It

Mountain Bikers Are Rewilding Land by Paying the Government to Do It

A new nature-restoration project in Wales is being funded by an…
The Cure for Disposable Plastic Crap Is Here—and It’s Loony

The Cure for Disposable Plastic Crap Is Here—and It’s Loony

Stretchy seaweed, reverse vending machines, QR-coded take-out boxes:…
Analysis: How worried should charities be about regular giving?

Analysis: How worried should charities be about regular giving?

Emily Harle asks 20 major fundraising charities for figures and…
Analysis: How can charities grow their regular giving income?

Analysis: How can charities grow their regular giving income?

From growing donor pools to sustaining existing relationships,…
The loneliness epidemic: over 1 in 5 people worldwide often feel lonely

The loneliness epidemic: over 1 in 5 people worldwide often feel lonely

Recent research from Gallup reveals 23% of people worldwide felt…

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Sarah Boardman: How charities can embrace the micro-volunteering trend

Sarah Boardman: How charities can embrace the micro-volunteering trend

With younger volunteers increasingly valuing flexibility, British…
Third Sector Podcast: Creating a more inclusive charity sector for people with lived experience

Third Sector Podcast: Creating a more inclusive charity sector for people with lived experience

Andy and Dami learn about the barriers to employment in voluntary…
Young wealthy people more likely to donate large gifts to charity than older counterparts

Young wealthy people more likely to donate large gifts to charity than older counterparts

Wealthy people aged under 35 were eight times more likely than older…
Revealed: how UK’s poor paid price of ‘cheapflation’ in cost of living crisis

Revealed: how UK’s poor paid price of ‘cheapflation’ in cost of living crisis

Price rises were bigger for budget foods than expensive varieties…
Longlife careers

Longlife careers

Undiminished by age—for some celebrated creatives—careers can thrive…
Special educational needs system in England in ‘utter disarray’ says ombudsman

Special educational needs system in England in ‘utter disarray’ says ombudsman

Exclusive: Young people and their families lack support, while social…
From Bosch to Brat-|-humorous design sticks with us

From Bosch to Brat-|-humorous design sticks with us

It would be naive to assume that seemingly irreverent memes are funny…
Reading between the lines: the book club boom

Reading between the lines: the book club boom

A desire for offline community and connection is fuelling a…
Less than half of young people in UK watch live television says Ofcom

Less than half of young people in UK watch live television says Ofcom

Research finds people aged 16 to 34 ditching traditional broadcasts…
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