AI at Oxford.

Experts at Oxford are developing fundamental AI tools, using AI to tackle global challenges, and addressing the ethical issues of new technologies.

AI is everywhere and everyone's talking about it.

Find out what AI means and how it's impacting our society from world-leading experts, and discover the groundbreaking ways artificial intelligence is being applied at Oxford.

Experts at Oxford are developing fundamental AI tools, using AI to tackle global challenges, and addressing the ethical issues of new technologies.

AI is everywhere and everyone's talking about it.

Find out what AI means and how it's impacting our society from world-leading experts, and discover the groundbreaking ways artificial intelligence is being applied at Oxford.

Generative AI at Oxford.

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RESOURCES

Discover guidance, support, training and inspiration, to harness the opportunities of Generative AI at Oxford, including information and resources to support your use of ChatGPT Edu.

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NEWS

OpenAI’s flagship GPT-5 model will be provided across the University and Oxford Colleges.

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FEATURE

Why the University of Oxford is the place to be for graduates thinking of AI careers in research, industry and more.

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RESOURCES

Discover guidance, support, training and inspiration, to harness the opportunities of Generative AI at Oxford, including information and resources to support your use of ChatGPT Edu.

Hands type over a keyboard as the letters AI appear above the screen

NEWS

OpenAI’s flagship GPT-5 model will be provided across the University and Oxford Colleges.

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FEATURE

Why the University of Oxford is the place to be for graduates thinking of AI careers in research, industry and more.

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FEATURE

Discover a historical timeline of artificial intelligence, from inception in the 1950s to present day applications and global AI summits - with key Oxford moments.

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PROFILE

Lionel Tarassenko, Professor of Engineering Science and President of Reuben College at the University of Oxford, discusses his career and the future of AI for researchers and students at Oxford.

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EXPLAINER

What does it mean when we hear that an AI has learnt something?  

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PROFILE

Professor of Machine Learning at the University of Oxford, Michael Osborne talks about his career and how AI developments are impacting society and the workplace.

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PROFILE

DeepMind Professor of Artificial Intelligence at the University of Oxford, Michael Bronstein talks about his career and how AI can help us live longer and better lives.

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EXPLAINER

Machine Learning. Generative AI. Many terms are used alongside AI - what's the difference?

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EXPLAINER

We've all likely heard of 'artificial intelligence' or 'AI'. But what does it actually mean?

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EXPLAINER

There are plenty of questions about the future of AI. Will robots go rogue and take over the world, or will an AI take my job?

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EXPLAINER

The Turing test is often mentioned when it comes to assessing whether computers can be ‘intelligent’ – but what is it, and has an AI passed the test before?

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PROFILE

Professor of Technology and Regulation at the Oxford Internet Institute Sandra Wachter talks about her career and the need to address AI's legal and ethical impacts.

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PROFILE

Associate Professor and Director of Research at the Oxford Internet Institute Brent Mittelstadt talks about his career and how philosophy can help answer pressing questions on AI and other emerging technologies.

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PROFILE

Professor of Society and the Internet at the University of Oxford, and Director of the Public Policy Programme at The Alan Turing Institute, Helen Margetts talks about her career and the importance of a social understanding when dealing with AI.

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PROFILE

Associate Professor in the Faculty of Philosophy, Carissa Véliz talks about her career and the ethical complexities of artificial intelligence.

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EXPLAINER

How is AI impacting our democratic rights and can the technology be used to influence elections?

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EXPLAINER

How does AI impact the environment and are the negative effects outweighed by the possibilities for positive uses?

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EXPLAINER

AI can be a force good, especially in healthcare. But what are the potential pitfalls in its use?

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EXPLAINER

What happens if we don't govern AI and what does good governance look like for artificial intelligence?

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EXPLAINER

What are the impacts of AI on society and what would happen if it went unchecked and ungoverned?

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FEATURE

Perspectum has developed the first mainstream applications of artificial intelligence using MRI to help treat metabolic liver disease.

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FEATURE

Explore how AI is being used to diagnose psychiatric disorders and predict the spread of pandemics.

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FEATURE

See how Oxford experts are questioning AI ethics and using AI to create symphonies and curate exhibitions.

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FEATURE

Find out how researchers are using AI to decode whale language and look for life on Mars.

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FEATURE

See how experts at Oxford are investigating AI's impact on economics, the business world and political landscapes.

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PROFILE

Associate Professor in Bioethics Angeliki Kerasidou talks about her career and the future of artificial intelligence in healthcare.

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PROFILE

Professor David Clifton, Royal Academy of Engineering Chair of Clinical Machine Learning, talks about his career and how developments in AI are transforming the healthcare sector.

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FEATURE

See how Oxford researchers are shaping the future, from driverless vehicles to clean energy and ecosystem monitoring.

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