Videos

OII experts add their voices to the online safety debate at the Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI) European Forum

With Professor Andrew Przybylski

Professor of Human Behaviour and Technology, Andy Przybylski gave the academic perspective, discussing the theme of digital wellbeing in relation to online safety.

OII experts add their voices to the online safety debate at Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI)European Forum

With Professor Victoria Nash

OII Director, Associate Professor and Senior Policy Fellow, Vicki Nash gave the academic perspective, joining a panel of experts to discuss the key theme of generative AI in relation to online safety.

Communicating climate change in digital spaces: How sceptical views of science and knowledge overconfidence challenge science communication on social media

With Dr Niels Mede

Can science scepticism and knowledge overconfidence predict how people inform themselves and communicate about issues like climate change on social media?

Computer Says No: Investigating the Impact of advanced technology on Rural SMEs

With Susan Sheldrick

Susie discusses the findings from her research into how advanced technologies such as AI impact the digital divide for rural SMEs

Looking Past the Hype – The Real Implications of Artificial Intelligence for the Public Sector

With Dr Keegan McBride

Dr. Keegan McBride looks beyond the current hype of artificial intelligence (AI) and its use in and by public sector bureaucracies. The talk discussed the importance of recent developments of AI – particularly in the private sector.

Republica 2023: “Give Randomness a Chance”

With Dr Fabian Stephany

Dr. Stephany outlines the benefits of randomness in algorithmic decision making.

The Rainbow System: Queer Data and the Limits of LGBTQ Inclusion

With Dr Kevin Guyan

Many of the systems we encounter in everyday life have adapted to welcome some LGBTQ individuals. But with this turn to recognition, who is included and who is left behind?

Threats and Opportunities for Journalism in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

With Roman Höfner, Ann-Katrin Müller, and Dr Keegan McBride

A discussion with Ann-Katrin Mueller and Roman Hoefner from Der Spiegel to hear about how new advancements in technology and particularly AI are giving rise to a new set of challenges for journalism.

Are robots the solution to Japan’s care crisis?

With Dr James Wright

Drawing on fieldwork from the world’s largest care robot project in Japan & examining how robots have been developed and used in care homes

When technology delivers all of the instruction in a classroom: Immediate and longer-term impacts for learners

With Prof Carolyn Heinrich

Prof Carolyn Heinrich describes findings from a study of online course-taking in secondary education and discuss academic impacts

How the Web Should Work

With Jon Nash

This project proposes a series of technical, regulatory, and institutional interventions that reimagine the foundations of a modern internet built on privacy, interoperability, and consent.

Creepy Glitches: Data, Desire and Domestic Work

With Dr Kavita Dattani

Kavita draws on the work of feminist thinkers to take up the 'creepy glitch' as a framework to illuminate techno-masculinist normativities in data systems, and to find opportunities for disruption.