With Dr danah boyd
In this talk, danah will weave through internet pasts, presents, and future to shed light on the good, bad, and ugly so that we may leverage our knowledge of what happened in pursuit of a more just and generous future.
With Antonia Toffert
In her new video, OII researcher Antonia-Felicia Toffert explains why AI ethics in defence faces a paradox.
With Dr Ewan Soubutts
This talk explores our relationship between ageing online and labelling in predominantly queer spaces and our sense of control and autonomy over who we present ourselves as online.
With Emilie Munch Gregersen and Professor Morten Axel Pedersen
Via hands-on examples, this talk will explore how Ethnote enables systematic workflows while maintaining the open-endedness of anthropological knowledge making.
With Prof Amelia Acker
This book talk examines how data archiving processes, the computational techniques of storage, exchange, and transmission, have transformed memory practices and created new regimes of asymmetric access.
With Franziska Sofia Hafner
A new study from Oxford Internet Institute researchers finds that training chatbots to sound warmer makes them up to 30% less accurate, and 40% more likely to validate users' false beliefs.
With Prof Maja Hojer Bruun
Public debates often cast AI as a threat to professional expertise, risking deskilling & redundancy, or a technical fix that enhances efficiency & liberates time. In this talk, I argue that expertise is learned practice that is continuously evolving
With Ziyu Deng
The Oxford Internet Institute's DPhil student Ziyu Deng explores how the manosphere sets standards that many men can’t realistically reach, and why ‘arrival’ never quite comes.
With Professor Greg Taylor and Tania Van Den Brande
This episode of the OII’s The Human Interface podcast explores how dominant tech giants shape digital markets, affecting consumers, businesses, and innovation—and how regulators aim to keep their power in check.
With Dr Fabian Stephany
Dr Fabian Stephany, Departmental Research Lecturer, Oxford Internet Institute, shares his insights on AI and the changing demand for skills in the creative, advertising, and marketing industries.
With Ayca Deniz Ergin and Ashly Jiju
This episode pulls back the curtain on the often-invisible human workforce powering AI, from content moderation to data labelling, and explores why global standards in AI supply chains must be enforced to protect worker safety.
With Dr Mykola Makhortykh and Maryna Sydorova
Dr Mayhortykh and Sydorova will discuss results from a series of studies in which we explored how text- and image-generative AI applications represent different aspects of Russia's war in Ukraine.