Mimi is a global expert in law, AI governance, and emerging technologies with a visiting Fellowship at Oxford’s Martin School. She is internationally renowned for her work in the fields of AI governance, legal technology and innovation. She received a Global Australian Award in 2024 for her significant research and policy contributions to these fields, and acts as an expert advisor to the World Economic Forum and others.
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Join us to consider how diplomacy shows up in our everyday relationships.
To look around the world at the moment one might conclude that there is a reformulation of how to exercise power and influence. Out go empathy, rules of engagement, liberal interdependence, good enough consensus, and in come chainsaws, coercion, bullying and faits accomplis. ComplexitySalon is delighted to host Dr. Geoff Raby AO - Australian Ambassador to China 2007-2011, Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the World Trade Organisation and to APEC amongst other major appointments; and author of a number of books and papers on global politics, including his most recent Great Game On: The Contest for Central Asia and Global Supremacy - to talk about the practice of diplomacy.
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AI and the Art of Management
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AI brings huge potential for greater innovation and prosperity, and at the same time may cause radical instabilities in the way we organise our societies. No technological development is solely good, and becoming dependent on algorithms is bound to challenge what we think it means to be human. This was an opportunity to explore the everyday implications of AI in the workplace alongside hopes and fears.
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ComplexitySalon Online: with Professor Carl Rhodes
November 18, 2025
7:00 pm
In a turbulent world, those with greater ability to influence often chose to push the burden of uncertainty onto those who are already more marginalised. The greater and more visible this inequality in society the more likely it is that groups who feel underrepresented become anxious and more susceptible to simplistic solutions.
