Bostic: firms tell me they’re eager to replace humans with AI
Central Banking, 08 October 2025
Article highlights the impact of technology on workers at all skill levels with commentary from Dr Fabian Braesemann.
Why cybersecurity and information integrity are two sides of the same coin
World Economic Forum, 01 October 2025
Information integrity can learn from the threat intelligence practices routinely utilized in cybersecurity, according to the OII's Dr. Mohsen Mosleh and colleagues.
How America Outcompeted Japan
Foreign Affairs, 01 October 2025
The OII's Prof. Carl Frey explains why America outcompeting Japan matters for the US rivalry with China.
Somewhere on Earth podcast: Why connectivity and moderation matter more than ever
Somewhere on Earth: The Global Tech Podcast, 30 September 2025
The OII's Manuel Tonneau is a guest on the latest episode of the SOEP podcast discussing his research into hate speech, online platforms and disparities in content moderation across different European languages.
University’s £185m arts centre due to open
BBC News, 30 September 2025
A new £185m arts and humanities centre will open in October, it has been announced which will also include academic faculty space, including the Oxford Internet Institute.
Submarine cable security is all at sea, and UK govt ‘too timid’ to act, says report
The Register, 29 September 2025
Article highlights UK's dependency on vulnerable under sea cables, with commentary from OII researcher Anniki Mikelsaar.
As Long as There Are Human Beings
Puck, 02 September 2025
Dr Fabian Brasemann comments on the impact of AI on the employment market.
AI skills: companies want them, locations try to provide them, but what exactly are they?
Investment Monitor, 11 September 2025
Dr Fabian Braesemann comments on how as companies scramble to introduce AI into everything from their workflows to back-end operations, upskilling programmes will likely play a role in driving investment.
Behind the multibillion dollar world of gaming
Al Jazeera, 26 September 2025
The OII's Dr Nick Ballou shares his insights on the ways gaming can improve your mental health.
‘How Progress Ends’ Review: States and Circumstances
Wall Street Journal, 28 September 2025
New review for Prof. Carl Frey's latest book, 'How Progress Ends: Technology, Innovation and the Fate of Nations'.
AI is taking on live translations. But jobs and meaning are getting lost.
The Washington Post, 27 September 2025
The OII's Prof Carl. Frey comments on how new AI driven capabilities are expected to accelerate the transition from work being done by humans to machines.
Why gaming can be good for your mental health
BBC Bitesize, 18 September 2025
Watch Dr Nick Ballou explain 5 ways gaming can boost your mood in this new video from BBC Bitesize.