Join us for this latest episode of Conversations on Climate with Laurent Muzellec, Dean of Trinity Business School.
Laurent is a professor and the Dean at Trinity Business School, Trinity College, Dublin and is a researcher with a long-standing interest in branding and technology. He previously founded the Trinity Centre for Digital Business and the MSc in Digital Marketing Strategy.
This fascinating conversation and packed episode includes:
Why access matters
Business ‘for good’: too ...
Join us for this latest episode of Conversations on Climate with Laurent Muzellec, Dean of Trinity Business School.
Laurent is a professor and the Dean at Trinity Business School, Trinity College, Dublin and is a researcher with a long-standing interest in branding and technology. He previously founded the Trinity Centre for Digital Business and the MSc in Digital Marketing Strategy.
This fascinating conversation and packed episode includes:
- Why access matters
- Business ‘for good’: too nice, too stupid?
- How do you decarbonise a school with a 70% foreign intake?
- ESG and global league tables – change is in the air
- Climate and the demand for holistic education
- What do next gen students really think? It’s a paradigm shift
- Where Trinity will be in 4 years: ESG, ethics and tech
- How the School is facing AI
- Why it’s so hard to regulate big tech…
- Social media, addiction, and the use-cases of Big Brother
- His one tip for brand success
"...if the future generation has access to generative AI on a daily basis and if all modes of teaching do not account for this, then of course like what we're teaching becomes meaningless and they are not going to learn anything..."
"What is the social benefit of being on your mobile phone for four, five, six, seven hours a day, which are the figures that some of our children are experiencing that technology. What is the benefit for them, What is the benefit for society and why we're not regulating this..."
"that's what we're doing trying to do at the business school, combining, you know, our concern for sustainability, integrating our into our pedagogical approach, integrating A.I. in what we are actually teaching..."
REFERENCES:
https://www.tcd.ie/business/people/faculty-professors/muzellel/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurentmuzellec/?originalSubdomain=ie
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