New York Times, 16 November 2025
Chatbots are cheap, always available, superficially empathetic — and sometimes wrong. Some have concluded they’re a risk worth taking. Article references upcoming study from OII researchers.
de Correspondent, 13 November 2025
More vibe than science. The OII's Dr Luc Rocher comments.
CNBC, 16 November 2025
As more companies brazenly declare AI-driven layoffs in 2025, the first jobs on the chopping block appear to be junior positions and entry-level jobs. The OII's Fabian Stephany comments on this growing trend.
Handelsblatt.com, 12 November 2025
Job chaos instead of job loss. The OII's Fabian Stephany reflects on how AI will change ways of working in different ways to what was expected.
SvD näringsliv, 16 November 2025
Behind the tech companies' mega investments are creative schemes and hidden risk with commentary from the OII's Prof. Carl Frey.
Fantastico, 11 November 2025
The OII's Dr Fabian Stephany explains how AI can be an ally for job seekers by offering higher pay.
Der Freitag, 05 November 2025
Prof Mark Graham interview with German newspaper, der Freitag, about the hidden human cost of AI.
The Guardian, 10 November 2025
As investor jitters grow, the loss-making ChatGPT firm’s vast spending commitments test the limits of Silicon Valley optimism with new commentary from the OII's Prof. Carl Frey.
NBC News, 09 November 2025
The NBC Morning News programme discuss the findings from latest OII study which finds weaknesses in how AI systems are evaluated.
CNBC, 07 November 2025
AI-driven layoffs have become a dominant theme of 2025 as thousands of workers find themselves out of a job whilst companies go all-in on artificial intelligence with commentary from the OII's Dr Fabian Stephany.
Deutsche Welle, 09 November 2025
Billions have poured into AI, helping stock valuations soar. But the cracks are starting to show. The OII's Prof. Carl Frey comments on whether the AI bubble might burst.
NBC News, 06 November 2025
Researchers behind a new study say that the methods used to evaluate AI systems’ capabilities routinely oversell AI performance and lack scientific rigour.