Dangerous Ideas to Unlock the UK's Creative Economy
More than 50 professionals gathered at Here East in London to debate "dangerous ideas", as stated by Gavin Poole, CEO of Here East.
Britain has a history of breaking conventions, from the first steam engines to the creation of the World Wide Web, with its greatest successes coming from individuals and institutions willing to challenge established thinking.
Disruptive ingenuity is our most valuable asset as we navigate between human creativity and artificial intelligence.
The UK's creative industries are a significant contributor to the economy, growing 1.5 times faster than the overall economy and worth an estimated £124bn.
Author's summary: Unlocking the UK's creative economy through disruptive ideas.
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