8 January 2025
OII researcher Licinia Güttel looks back on the Institute's 2024 Elections Initiative, highlighting the key analyses and findings of political processes and digital phenomena during this year.
31 October 2024
On November 5, around 240 million eligible US American voters across 50 states will elect the next president. In this piece, OII researchers consider the role of digital technologies in this election.
2 October 2024
New research from a team of US and UK researchers has found that politically conservative users tend to share misinformation at a greater volume than politically liberal users.
19 August 2024
The new government faces an urgent challenge: revitalising the UK's crumbling public services without major increases in public spending. OII researchers propose a roadmap for developing a more productive and equitable public services.
Euronews, 03 January 2025
Disinformation experts say that many countries were able to limit a wide range of fake or misleading information as voters across the globe went to the polls last year.
Time Magazine, 08 November 2024
When Donald Trump was last President, ChatGPT had not yet been launched. Now, as he prepares to return to the White House after defeating Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, the artificial intelligence landscape looks quite different.
The Daily Upside, 06 November 2024
Semiconductor company Nvidia has managed to once again top Apple and become the world’s most valuable company.
