
How a young Indian state turned itself into Silicon Valley’s backyard
The Times, 02 July 2022
Founded only in 2014, Telangana is reinventing itself as a technological hub. But allying with Big Tech comes at a price
The Times, 02 July 2022
Founded only in 2014, Telangana is reinventing itself as a technological hub. But allying with Big Tech comes at a price
Protocol, 01 July 2022
Prescription drug ads are all over TikTok, Facebook and Instagram. As the potential harms become clear, why haven’t the companies updated their advertising policies?
NBC News, 27 June 2022
Emotion recognition technology typically relies on software to look at any number of qualities to automatically detect emotional state, Prof Sandra Wachter shares her insights on the ethics behind the tech.
rest of world, 28 June 2022
Doctoral Researcher Nayana Prakash shares her insights on using online platforms like Instagram to shape historical memory.
Rwanda Post, 25 June 2022
Countries on the African continent stand to lose out on the growing global internet economy if challenges around data sovereignty are not addressed head on, with latest insights from researcher Dr Fabian Braesemann.
rest of world, 17 June 2022
Dr Matthew Cole talks about the cost of living crisis and its impact on gig workers
ZDF, 23 June 2022
Sandra Wachter discusses with Nadine Krüger of Germany's ZDF at .54 minutes, the AI bias tests she's created at Oxford Internet Institute [in German]
Time.com, 13 June 2022
Op-Ed from Professor Viktor Mayer-Schonberger and Thomas Ramge discussing issues around big data and digital platforms.
Business Insider, 14 June 2022
Last week, a Google engineer was put on leave after he claimed the company's chatbot was sentient. Was he right? The AI experts aren't convinced.
BBC News, 13 June 2022
Imagine if you could create your very own twin, an exact copy of yourself, but one that lived a purely digital life?
Personnel Today, 09 June 2022
Only three of the UK’s most well-known digital labour platforms – Getir, Gorillas and Pedal Me – ensure their workers earn the minimum wage, a new study suggests.
BBC Radio Oxford, 09 June 2022
OII Director of Research, Senior Research Fellow, Dr Mittelstadt, speaks to BBC Radio Oxford about the need for clear ethical standards in the use of AI in healthcare. BBC Radio Oxford news bulletin - skip to 2:01 hrs