The Guardian, 26 January 2023
The publishers of thousands of scientific journals have banned or restricted contributors’ use of an advanced AI-driven chatbot amid concerns that it could pepper academic literature with flawed and even fabricated research.
Net New - Der Meta Podcast, 19 January 2023
In this episode, experts from business and research explain which new technologies will come our way in the next few years and how exactly we can already say today what the world of tomorrow will look like. [In German]
Hindustan Times, 23 January 2023
We’ve made our peace with doomscrolling. That’s just the way it is, we say — there’s bad news in the world; it comes at us in a steady stream; attached is a string of responses that are inane at best, violent and invasive at worst.
Oxford Sparks Big Questions Podcast, 25 January 2023
Are we really just one VR headset away from paradise? Or is the metaverse doomed before it's even really got off the ground? We chat to Dr Bernie Hogan from the OII to find out if Big Tech's confidence in the metaverse might be misplaced.
Forbes, 24 January 2023
Earlier this year OpenAI released ChatGPT, which showcased the ability of AI to write text, tell stories, and code to a pretty decent degree. The Algorithmic Pedestal' offered a more traditional take on AI-driven curation.
The Financial Times, 21 January 2023
Getty Images and others are challenging AI companies’ use of copyrighted images to train their image-generating algorithms
CNN.com, 17 January 2023
he red-headed man wearing what looks like the ultimate Christmas sweater walks up to the camera. A yellow quadrant surrounds him. Facial recognition software immediately identifies the man as … a giraffe?
BBC News Business, 17 January 2023
Natalie Brown had built her blog into a thriving business over the course of a decade, pouring heaps of effort into it. Then it disappeared. In this article, Prof Vili Lehdonvirta shares his insights on the upside of cloud technology.
Surface, 14 January 2023
As debates about AI’s potential impact on the creative industries rage on, a new exhibition explores how both a seasoned artist and Instagram’s algorithm respond to a curatorial prompt about loss.
Apollo, 16 January 2023
As the already saturated internet continues to be flooded by new content, how can we hope to continue being able to navigate it? ‘The Algorithmic Pedestal’ a new exhibition at J/M Gallery in London, tries to address this problem.
ARTnews, 13 January 2023
What happens when an algorithm curates an exhibition? It’s a question that Laura Herman, a doctoral researcher at the Oxford Internet Institute, is unpacking in “The Algorithmic Pedestal,” a show she has spearheaded at J/M Gallery in London.
RAI, 16 January 2023
In her latest interview, Associate Professor, Senior Research Fellow, Dr Mariarosaria Taddeo, Oxford Internet Institute speaks to Italian national broadcaster RAI about socia lmedia and digital ethics.
