Globalnyt, 13 August 2025
The construction of lightning-fast internet cables has created an infrastructure for tech giants in the North to exploit cheap labour and give very little in return, says Professor Mark Graham at the OII.
Handelsblatt, 12 August 2025
The number of job openings for young professionals has reached a low point. Law firms, software companies, and consultancies are increasingly relying on AI. The new generation needs new qualifications.
Newsweek, 12 August 2025
Article highlights recent jobs cuts in the US public and private sector and considers the role of AI in the changing economic landscape, with new commentary from the OII's Dr Fabian Stephany.
Der Freitag, 12 August 2025
Wen unterstützt Künstliche Intelligenz bei der Arbeit? Studien zeigen: Sie hilft denen, die eh schon privilegiert sind
Business Insider, 11 August 2025
For more than a century, armies of office workers were a necessary cost of doing business. Not anymore. Prof Carl Frey shares his insights on the downsides of AI in the workplace.
Euronews, 04 August 2025
In Europe, female politicians don’t have to be famous to be targeted with online hate. What lies behind this hostility? Featuring commentary from Prof. Sandra Wachter.
Bloomberg, 04 August 2025
Opinion piece highlights the upcoming book from Professor Carl Frey, 'How Progress Ends'.
BBC News, 01 August 2025
Social media companies are blocking wide-ranging content - including posts about the wars in Ukraine and Gaza - in an attempt to comply with the UK's new Online Safety Act, BBC Verify has found.
BBC News, 31 July 2025
Screen time has become synonymous with bad news, blamed for rises in depression in young people, behavioural problems and sleep deprivation.
Observer, 12 July 2025
Managers admit they prefer artificial intelligence to graduates for so-called grunt work
Kurier, 17 July 2025
Vienna's real estate market is considered an international role model, but it's difficult to replicate. A study shows how it has changed due to the coronavirus pandemic—and where prices are rising particularly sharply.
Newsweek, 10 July 2025
The AI revolution isn't ahead of us; it's here. But, for a technology that's been heralded as the future, it risks bringing with it problems from the past.