AI warfare and power: Who gets to automate violence? Professor Zoë Marriage interrogates the shifting dynamics of AI warfare and asks key questions about who holds power and accountability.
The everyday lives of gay men in Hainan: sociality, space and time This talk presents ethnographic research on gay men in Hainan, an economically and socially marginal Chinese province.
BATA 2026 International Conference The BATA 6th Annual International Conference, on the study of Arabic language, literature, linguistics, translation, and culture, is hosted by SOAS.
Eurocentric dominance in philosophy challenged in new book ‘Doing African Philosophy’ by Dr Elvis Imafidon, head of the School of History, Religions and Philosophies, explores the voices, agency and narratives of African thought across time and history.
Is AI sustainable? A SOAS academic on the environmental crisis, finance and the future of work As AI expands rapidly, Dr Yannis Dafermos asks a critical question: Is artificial intelligence sustainable, or is it deepening environmental, economic and social challenges?