3 episodes
Big Questions Little Time - Conversations on Sustainable Development CBS - Big Questions Little Time
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Welcome To Big Questions Little Time – Conversations on Sustainable Development!
We can all agree that we need to find solutions to the societal challenges we are faced with, and we need to find them now! But how do we do that?
The Centre for Business and Development Studies and the CBS Sustainability Centre have joined forces to bring in international thought leaders, from a wide variety of fields and disciplines. Following the same structure for each episode, we wish to critically explore if, how, and under which conditions any given approach can bring about change and sustainable development.
Big Questions Little Time refers not only to the urgency for us to find possible solutions to the challenges we are facing, but also the 20-30 minute time frame for each episode.
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This podcast is funded by the Centre for Business and Development Studies and the CBS Sustainability Centre at Copenhagen Business School.
Producer & Host: Sarah Netter
Music: Crowander - "Impossible Nothing"
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Dirk Hovy & Daniel Hardt on ChatGPT
For this episode, Dirk Hovy, associate professor at Bocconi University, and Daniel Hardt, associate professor at Copenhagen Business School, have joined Sarah Netter in the studio to talk about AI and ChatGPT, its benefits and limitations, especially in education, and to explore "if", "how", and "under which conditions" this advancement can contribute to Sustainable Development.
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Isabel Froes & Mikkel Knudsen Holst on Public Sector Innovation
For this episode, Isabel Froes, assistant professor at Copenhagen Business School and Mikkel Knudsen Holst, Chief Advisor in the Culture and Leisure Department at the Municipality of Copenhagen, have joined Sarah Netter in the studio to talk about "if", "how", and "under which conditions" Public Sector Innovation can contribute to Sustainable Development.
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Lindsay Whitfield & Steen Vallentin on Circular Economy
For this first episode, Centre for Business and Development Studies co-director professor Lindsay Whitfield and CBS Sustainability Centre director associate professor Steen Vallentin have joined Sarah Netter in the studio to talk about "if", "how", and "under which conditions" Circular Economy can contribute to Sustainable Development.