Manx Radio, 12 May 2026
Manx Radio podcast, 'AI, Work and the 15-Hour Week' explores how artificial intelligence is changing the way we work – and whether it’s freeing us, or making us busier than ever with special guest the OII's Dr Fabian Stephany.
New York Times, 11 May 2026
In his latest op-ed the OII's Professor Carl Benedikt Frey argues that the AI self-service economy is on the rise: as AI tools become better at offering practical guidance more tasks once handled by professionals are shifting onto consumers.
BBC Radio 4, 07 May 2026
Even the most sophisticated systems of modern democracy have a hard time discovering, and enacting, the actual Will of the People. Becky Ripley and Emily Knight wonder if the dogs might do it better.
Kreide Kl Karltext, 22 April 2026
The OII's Dr Fabian Stephany highlights findings from his latest study on how AI can increase individuals’ chances of finding a job in his latest podcast interview.
Washington Examiner, 24 April 2026
The OII's Dr Fabian Stephany comments on how the retirement of baby boomers, alongside the rise of artificial intelligence, is reshaping job prospects for the next generation.
BBC Bitesize, 01 May 2026
Prof. Andy Przybylski explores why games like PowerWash Simulator feel so good and why their calming appeal keeps us coming back.
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.