Can #AI enhance financial stability, or will governments stay reactive?
In our latest #FBFblog, @HarryMBegg analyses 550,000+ articles using AI, showing strong links between media coverage and financial indicators like the TED rate.
📚 Full reading: https://t.co/dErqoFC0xW
@harrietsh_@NigelBiggar They free ride off it being often the only teaching experience PhDs/post-docs can get and it looking vaguely prestigious on a CV
@harrietsh_@NigelBiggar Added dilemmas from my p experience: how long did it take them to pay you? Did payment require chaser emails and an extra hour of comms time?
This segment of Oxford employment is basically free labour and it’s an outrage. Good collective action would be everyone refusing to do it
@HeleneBismarck As someone from Jersey, just to note that many people would not describe themselves as “British” - and certainly not “English” - even if they hold a passport that says “British Islands”. Happy to put you in touch with some one who can explain better!
Excited to be starting teaching this course today with @DrScottJames @Kingspol_econ, whose work has been a regular feature on my reading lists and bibliographies over the years!
What a poignant and beautifully written political sketch by @thequentinletts Queen Elizabeth II: A note was passed and the political din fell quiet
https://t.co/XkNkx8IXJf
@kateorkin Have exactly the same. I thought I was better post-infection 2 weeks ago, then taking it a bit too fast back and I can hardly get heart rate over 100 without feeling exhausted later in the day.