
How chatbots are changing the internet
Financial Times, 13 September 2025
As artificial and human intelligence becomes harder to tell apart, do we need new rules of engagement, with latest commentary from Prof Sandra Wachter.
Financial Times, 13 September 2025
As artificial and human intelligence becomes harder to tell apart, do we need new rules of engagement, with latest commentary from Prof Sandra Wachter.
Financial Times, 11 September 2025
Tej Parikh reviews Prof. Carl Benedikt Frey's forthcoming book, "How Progress Ends," in the Financial Times, calling it "an essential warning for the new era."
The Hearing, 09 September 2025
Prof Vicki Nash speaks to The Hearing about how to keep people safe online and the challenges of balancing freedom of expression with smart regulation.
Eldiario.es, 29 August 2025
In recent years, numerous books have been published on how the internet affects our brains, to the point that "brain rot" was the word of the year 2024 according to Oxford, but the evidence that there is an "attention crisis" is really scarce.
Der Spiegel, 06 September 2025
Techkonzerne wollen eine höhere künstliche Intelligenz erschaffen. Sie soll große Menschheitsprobleme lösen und als allwissende Assistentin dienen. Kritiker fürchten, so eine KI wäre unkontrollierbar. Andere wiegeln ab.
The Times, 07 September 2025
PwC has announced it will hire 200 fewer university leavers, blaming the influence of AI and the economic slowdown and other firms are following suit
Business Insider, 08 September 2025
Tech's hottest topic is facing a brutal reality check. That's a good thing in the long run.
Vox, 04 September 2025
The case for giving one to your 3-year-old is not as outlandish as it sounds.
Al Jazeera, 03 September 2025
The job cuts come as the cloud computing giant doubles down on artificial intelligence.
Fortune, 20 August 2025
Major technology stocks tied to artificial intelligence took a sharp downward turn Tuesday, rattling markets and raising concerns the sector’s billion-dollar promises may not be bearing fruit as quickly as hoped.
International Monetary Fund, 03 September 2025
A shift toward centralization and concentration could snuff out technology’s productive potential, according to the OII's Prof. Carl Benedikt Frey.
The Times, 01 September 2025
Technology may be able to handle administrative tasks, but some say firms can ill afford to lose the infinite resourcefulness of personal assistants with commentary from the OII's Prof Carl-Benedikt Frey.