Part of our series “The next wave of strategy”, Jørgen Vig Knudstorp shares his thoughts on the essence of strategy, navigating uncertainty as a leader, and refining culture through habits.

Part of our series “The next wave of strategy”, Jigsaw’s CEO Yasmin Green and Head of R&D Beth Goldberg speak to how they’ve evolved their strategy, collaborating with AI, and going beyond users to study communities.

ReD’s Morgan Ramsey-Elliot and Mikkel Krenchel on the untapped potential of AI’s social superpowers and the case for more solutions built for “us” rather than “me”.

A special live episode of the ReD podcast, where ReD partners and guests explore what makes a metric meaningful as part of our special series on Authority.

A special live episode of the ReD podcast, where ReD partners and guests explore changing notions of expertise as part of our special series on Authority.

A special live episode of the ReD podcast, where ReD partners and guests explore authorship in the age of AI, as part of our special series on Authority.

A special edition of our podcast live from NYC as we discuss AI and its impact on the body with Vivienne Ming and Richard Newcombe.

Artificial intelligence represents a new horizon of human connection to technology. What does our deepening relationship to AI tell us about what it means to be intimate with someone or something, with or without a body?

There’s an assumption that people want algorithms to serve up frictionless experiences, but our work shows something different. People want to have relationships and dialogues with algorithms and hack them toward different ends – in other words, social algorithms.

Tertulia co-founder Lynda Hammes on the power of books in community-building, how to use AI to go beyond personalisation and towards belonging, and her future vision for Tertulia.

A list of articles, Twitter threads, blog posts, podcasts, and books is an attempt to cut through the unchecked hyperbole and direct you to the most interesting angles on the topic.

From fashion brands to Silicon Valley giants, virtually every company is trying to make algorithms work for their business.

When it comes to rolling out groundbreaking innovations like the metaverse, getting social norms right is more important than the tech itself.

As companies roll out haptic technology that mimics the sensation of weight and touch of real objects when handled in virtual space, it’s important we keep the technology in the background to ensure our hands, and humans, can learn, collaborate, and shine on their own.

A ReD paper based on work conducted with Facebook Reality Labs offers reflections on why context matters and how to study abstract concepts in everyday life.

In our tech practice, we monitor CES each year for provocative and disruptive innovations that might force us to rethink the tech landscape our clients live in.

This podcast explores which problems require interdisciplinary collaboration and how teams with radically different world views can get it right.

A moderate approach believes AI can be a powerful force for good. But to understand AI risks and opportunities, we first must understand what we mean by it.

Critical thinking feels almost revolutionary in the context of deep learning and AI. But perhaps it’s just what we need.

At the heart of affective computing are three misguided ideas about what human emotions are.