Digital Health, 29 April 2026
Digital care technologies risk deepening inequalities and increasing pressure on unpaid carers if not implemented carefully, writes Dr Ekaterina Hertog, associate professor in AI and society at the Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford.
The Verge, 29 April 2026
The researchers found AI chatbots trained to be warmer were significantly more likely to make factual errors and agree with false beliefs than the originals.
The Guardian, 29 April 2026
Chatbots programmed to respond warmly even cast doubts on Apollo moon landings and fate of Hitler, researchers say
Telegraph Online, 29 April 2026
Systems trained to sound friendlier are up to 30 per cent less accurate, study finds
Mashable, 29 April 2026
How does a friendlier chatbot respond to a falsehood about the moon landings?
BBC News, 29 April 2026
New study led by OII DPhil student Lujain Ibrahim finds that friendlier chatbots make more mistakes.
BBC News, 28 April 2026
The OII's Dr Robert Prey comments on why Spotify isn't giving users the option to block AI-generated tracks.
Science, 24 April 2026
Experts say the lapse highlights that even new measures to control access did not safeguard deidentified patient information, with commentary from Dr Luc Rocher.
La Repubblica, 06 April 2026
Interview with Professor Mark Graham about the hidden human cost of AI.
El País, 23 April 2026
Dr Luc Rocher comments on the UK Biobank data leak, with medical data put for sale on a Chinese website.
Guardian Online, 23 April 2026
Volunteers’ data has enabled medical breakthroughs, but there are questions over how that data is protected. The OII's Dr Luc Rocher comments.
The Times, 23 April 2026
The resource at the centre of a data breach in China is a treasure trove for scientists and has been responsible for a series of medical breakthroughs. The OII's Dr Luc Rocher comments on Biobank data leaks.