Image: Elly Clarke The following is a conversation with Elly Clarke and Cliff Hammett, former members of the Consortium for the Humanities and the Arts South-east England (CHASE) Climate Justice Network. They worked together with Karolina Szpyrko, Katriona McGlade, Naomi Hennig and Marleen Boschen to create Climate Justice Conversations, a set of cards that helps researchers and students in the arts and humanities explore how to research amidst environmental emergency, and plot new approaches...

Screenshot of the game interface Claude made. It’s hard to avoid the buzz around AI, the levels of investment, the excitement, the fear, the speculation that it will change our lives fundamentally, for better or worse. There’s almost universal agreement that AI will change everything and that it’s a general technology. This means that it won’t just innovate a certain area of life (candles to lightbulbs), making particular jobs easier or obsolete, but that it will change societies and...

Image: Sophie and Henry using MYCG to think about COTT. Michael Pierre Johnson is a Research Fellow and Lecturer in Design Innovation at the Glasgow School of Art. His research focuses on the creative economy, with a practice influenced by relational mapping and modelling. He developed the Mapping Your Creative Growth toolkit that has been used in various contexts, making complexity tangible, to assist in strategic development and individual learning. Sophie and Henry used the toolkit last...