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The Oxford Internet Institute is a multidisciplinary research and teaching department of the University of Oxford, dedicated to the social science of the Internet.
Digital connections are now embedded in almost every aspect of our daily lives, and research on individual and collective behaviour online is crucial to understanding our social, economic and political world. Source
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Search ArticlesAre Governments Ready for AI Agents?
Skip down to main content AI agents are no longer science fiction; they are here and ready to revolutionise digital work. How governments handle this revolution will determine whether agents build stronger digital foundations – or break down governments as we know them. To avoid breakdown, governments must both acknowledge the risks that agentic systems pose and have clear principles for taming the risks. What are AI agents?
The Oxford Handbook of the Foundations and Regulation of Generative AI
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Dieter Schwarz Stiftung and the University of Oxford renew partnership
Skip down to main content The University of Oxford and the Dieter Schwarz Stiftung have renewed their major collaboration with the Oxford Internet Institute (OII), marking a continued commitment to advancing research and education at the intersection of technology and society.
We need to work more – is that really true?
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The AI Skills Dividend with Fabian Stephany, Oxford University – Part 2
Skip down to main content Recorded: 6 May 2026 Speakers: With Dr Fabian Stephany Speaker
The AI Skills Dividend with Fabian Stephany, Oxford University – Part 1
Skip down to main content Recorded: 6 May 2026 Speakers: With Dr Fabian Stephany Speaker
The Skills That Win in an AI Job Market
AI is reshaping every sector of the economy, but what does this mean for today’s workforce and the skills they need to bring into their careers? In this episode, we explore what actually matters in today’s job market: which AI skills matter, how to think about acquiring them, and where institutions and governments can lead the charge in shaping how AI fits into the future of work.
The New Era of Lawyerless Contracting
Skip down to main content How contract generators, platforms, and AI are reshaping consumer contracts Setting the scene From small businesses selling through Shopify to bloggers using WordPress, many people now draft consumer contracts without ever speaking to a lawyer. They rely on templates, online contract generators, and increasingly AI tools. What was once the preserve of qualified lawyers is becoming automated, standardized, and accessible to the general public.
How social media interoperability could restore user choice
Skip down to main content From locked‑in to free to leave: The case for interoperability Have you ever wondered why everyone uses the same handful of social networks? You may not love X, Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn, but leaving means abandoning your friends, colleagues, or professional networks. So, you stay. This hands power to the platforms: users must accept whatever rules, moderation, and algorithms a provider imposes. It doesn’t have to work this way.
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