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Black Heroes of the Internet – Marcus Rashford MBE
How social media echo chambers emerge (and why all your friends think Trump will lose)
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Black Heroes of the Internet – adrienne maree brown
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Hijacking Hashtags in Times of COVID-19: How the Far-Right Polarises Twitter
Joy Buolamwini
Black Heroes of the Internet – Joy Buolamwini
Black Heroes of the Internet – Professor Charlton McIlwain
Black Heroes of the Internet – Emna Mizouni
NASA-style caution needed before allowing research to influence policy
Deen Freon
Black Heroes of the Internet – Deen Freelon
OxCAIGG report II
Global public opinion split on benefits of AI, finds new Oxford study

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Balasz Vedres
Dr Balazs Vedres

A renowned sociologist and network scientist working to understand how teams and organizations rely on open networks and diversity in innovation.
Mariarosaria Taddeo
Dr Mariarosaria Taddeo

A widely respected philosopher working on the ethics of digital technologies in areas such as the ethics of AI and ethical analysis of cybersecurity.
Jonathan Bright
Dr Jonathan Bright

A highly regarded political scientist who specialised in computational approaches to the social sciences and political participation.
Scott Hale
Dr Scott A. Hale

A much cited data scientist whose work investigates the spread of information between the speakers of different languages online.
Dr Brent Mittelstadt
Dr Brent Mittelstadt

A philosopher specialising in data ethics in relation to algorithms, machine learning, artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, Big Data, and medical expert systems.

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DPHIL IN SOCIAL DATA SCIENCE

Explore research questions at the intersection of the computational and social sciences, supported by a multidisciplinary faculty.

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Alternative News Networks – Understanding the spread and influence of disinformation, propaganda, and divisive political news content in the UK online information ecosystem
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How Much is Too Much? Leveraging Existing and Emerging Large-Scale Social Data to Build Robust Evidence-Based Policy for Children in the Digital Age
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The A-Z of AI
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Reconfiguring Citizen Participation in Cybersecurity
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The Futures for Online Consumption
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Decolonizing the Internet’s Languages
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Platform Alternatives: Strategies and Corporate Governance for Europe’s Platform Economy
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Explaining black-box decisions
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A Right to Reasonable Inferences in Advertising and Financial Services
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Understanding the Psychological Well Being of Disadvantaged Children across the UK in the Digital Age

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