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University of California, Berkeley aims to produce leaders, educate global citizens and create new knowledge with cross-cultural expertise. It is a public land-grant research university in Berkeley, California, United States. Berkeley has an enrolment of more than 45,000 students. The university is organized around 15 schools of study on the same campus. In 2021, the federal funding for campus research and development exceeded $1 billion.
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Forum Institutional
We need to move beyond the idea that AI is the solution to everything, expert says
Health and Healthcare Systems
Coronanomics 101: which policy tools will contain the economic threat of COVID-19?
Emerging Technologies
Here's how California is approaching the ethics of AI
Financial and Monetary Systems
What lessons can we learn from 200 years of public debt?
Economic Growth
What's the future of the city of London?
Fourth Industrial Revolution
We can't future-proof technology. But here are 5 ways to forward plan
Financial and Monetary Systems
US trade sanctions could hasten the dollar's demise as the main global currency
Youth Perspectives
5 ways we misunderstand adolescents, according to brain science
Economic Growth
The US is not ready for the next recession. Here's why
Emerging Technologies
Two myths about automation, debunked
Emerging Technologies
Artificial intelligence can make our societies more equal. Here’s how
Fourth Industrial Revolution
A glimpse into the future of widespread artificial intelligence
Economic Growth
Is globalization on its last legs, asks Barry Eichengreen
Geographies in Depth
Why history could tell us something about Brexit and the pound
Emerging Technologies
Your robot personal assistant will know when you’re stressed, tired or hungry
Financial and Monetary Systems
Barry Eichengreen: There's a paradox putting the global economy at risk
Economic Growth
How should China manage its bad loan problem?
Financial and Monetary Systems
Has the world reached the limits of monetary policy?
Financial and Monetary Systems
Is China in an exchange rate trap?
Forum Institutional
Robots in war: the next weapons of mass destruction?
Fourth Industrial Revolution
What’s holding back global productivity growth?
Global Cooperation
What if: machines outsmart us all?
Economic Growth
Why we need more effective macroprudential policy
Geo-Economics and Politics
Why Greece deserves a better deal
Financial and Monetary Systems
4 ways economics is changing to fit the facts
Geographies in Depth
Will growth in the Eurozone stall the reforms it needs?
Fourth Industrial Revolution
Video: Why robots must share our values
Geo-Economics and Politics
What’s the future of the Federal Reserve?
Financial and Monetary Systems
Should central banks worry about profits and losses?
Podcasts
Emerging Technologies
Smart Toys - is AI in play helping children prepare for their future?
Are your children’s toys smarter than you? Two judges at the inaugural Smart Toy Awards, musician will.i.am and UC Berkeley Professor Ron Dahl, an expert on childhood development, talk ab...
Emerging Technologies
AI - What could possibly go wrong?: Professor Stuart Russell
Professor Stuart Russell shares his concerns about the rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence.
University of California, Berkeley contributors
Ronald Dahl
Director, Institute of Human Development
Barry Eichengreen
Professor of Economics and Political Science
Alexa Koenig
Executive Director, Human Rights Center, Berkeley Law
Nick Merrill
Director, Daylight Lab
Brandie Nonnecke
Director, CITRIS Policy Lab
