THIS SEMINAR WAS OIRGINALLY PUBLISHED WITH THE TITLE RISK, REWARD, AND RESILIENCE – APPLYING AI AND LLMs. THE PRESENTER, TITLE AND CONTENT OF THE SEMINAR HAS SINCE CHANGED.

Striking a balance between risk, reward, and resilience is now the centre of many public discussions and policy-making around the world. Addressing complex policy challenges is difficult as they are inherently complex, crossing disciplinary silos and departmental divides.

This presentation explores an integrative framework, called the RRR framework, which synthesizes insights from diverse disciplines and domains. It provides a new mental model for thinking about and working through cross-cutting issues across a variety of topics.

About the speaker

Anthea Roberts, a Professor at RegNet, is an interdisciplinary researcher and legal scholar who focuses on new ways of thinking about complex and evolving global fields. Her research areas include international law, trade and investment, the effect of geopolitical change on global governance, and understanding and navigating complex systems. She is the creator of the Risk, Reward and Resilience Framework for dealing with complex policy issues that require integrative approaches.

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This seminar presentation will be in-person only.

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