With Dr Patrick Brodie
This talk will articulate Ireland's twin transition and AI industrial policy, offering a critique of dependent models of development and proposing an anti-imperialist approach to environmental politics
OII DPhil student Thomas Hakman explores why RuneScape remains popular, showing how player freedom, mastery, and community satisfy core psychological needs despite the game’s age.
With Jon Penney
In this talk, Jon Penney examines the increasing weaponization of surveillance, censorship, and new technology to repress and control us.
With Dr Robert Prey and Dr Seonok Lee
While it's never been easier for musicians to release music, the economics of the music industry and online streaming mean earning a living has become even more challenging.
With Rebecca Razavi
This talk examines how national AI capability and dependency can be systematically assessed in an increasingly interconnected AI ecosystem
With Dr Fabian Stephany
AI is often seen as a job killer — but our latest OII study suggests it could actually help you get hired. A new international experiment shows that AI skills significantly improve a candidate’s chances of being invited to an interview.
With Prof Mirca Madianou
Mirca will unearth the colonial power relations which shape ‘technology for good’ initiatives as well as the practices of resistance.
With Dr Fabian Braesemann
Vortrag von Dr. Fabian Braesemann (Oxford Internet Institute der Universität Oxford) über Startup-Ökosysteme als komplexes System. Teil der feierlichen Eröffnung von Gravity - Space für Startups & Innovatoren in Heilbronn. Dezember 2025.
With Dr Jenna Burrell
How do communities respond when the livestock auction becomes internet connected, drones replace cowboys for monitoring cattle, and a Facebook data center becomes the newest employer in town?
With Dr Fabian Stephany
In this session from the micro1 × Microsoft AIEI “Reshaping the Future of Work” virtual series, Dr. Mark Esposito moderated a conversation with Dr. Fabian Stephany and Dr. Diana Tuman.
With Prof Timothy Wu and Cory Doctorow
Join Tim Wu and Cory Doctorow, for a lively, infuriating and invigorating exploration of the forces that drove the internet to its current miserable state, and a prescription for taking it back and making a new, good internet that is fit for purpose
With Nick Ballou
Drawing from 50k+ linked survey responses on wellbeing, stress, social play, cognitive performance, and more, I will share how games are used to compensate for a bad day, how late-night play relates to sleep, and how play habits changes as we age.