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In this The Economist piece, I make a simple claim: openness, including integration with China, helped U.S. tech leadership. Japan’s just-in-time factories once eclipsed Detroit and chipmakers alike; America answered by shifting to software and research-driven design and

New Report! In Which Areas of Technical AI Safety Could Geopolitical Rivals Cooperate? Our researchers identified risks in AI safety cooperation and assessed the feasibility in four areas of technical AI research. Oxford Martin School Ben Bucknall aigi.ox.ac.uk/publications/i…

.Center for Global Development's Charles Kenny recently delivered remarks at Oxford Martin School. His speech, “The Crisis of Climate and Development Finance," focuses on the gap that exists between pledged & delivered climate finance and proposes a dual financing approach. More: bit.ly/4dKGVwo

🌍 Can we feed 10 billion people by 2050? Yes, according to Oxford Martin School Dr. Marco Springmann's 2018 research and 2019 #EATLancet Commission findings. Sustainable farming practices, less food waste and plant-based diets are crucial. 🔗 More: ow.ly/A5R750VZ6qC #SSD2050

On 16 June, 5-6.15pm, I'm giving a talk in Oxford on my new book ('How to Think About AI: A Guide for the Perplexed' - Oxford Academic ) at Oxford Martin School and am then in discussion with Professor Ian Goldin. If you would like to join us, please register at oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/events/how-to-…

'Why robots are not the answer to US manufacturing reshoring hopes' with latest commentary on future of AI from Carl Benedikt Frey Oxford Internet Institute Oxford Martin School @uniofOxford. ft.com/content/a72aba… via @ft

Can AI drive shared economic growth? Find out what’s holding it back. Join us for a talk by Professor Georgios Petropoulos (Georgios Petropoulos), on AI bottlenecks and policy solutions. 🗓️ 11 June, 12:30PM | 📍In-person & Online Register here: oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/events/artific…

Happening tomorrow! 📢 Join us at the Oxford Martin School or Online. Details below: In-person: oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/events/artific… Stream: youtube.com/live/s_PRkq2UY…

🌍 Transnational climate risks are reshaping UK resilience. A new blog from the Systemic Resilience Initiative explores how climate risks threaten UK supply chains, food, and energy security. Authored by Roosa Lambin, Nicola Ranger & Jasper Verschuur. oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/blog/uk-resili…

Read the latest insights in Artificial Intelligence from the Director of our Future of Work Programme, Professor Carl Benedikt Frey. Details below.

🌍 A global study has examined how legal uncertainties threatens biodiversity and the people who rely on it.  This new research shows how clearer laws & traceability systems can reduce illegal wildlife trade. Read more: oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/news/legal-gre…

Listen to Carl Benedikt Frey, Director of the Future of Work programme at the Oxford Martin School, discussing a 'Pivoting Workforce' at the World Economic Forum.

JOB OPPORTUNITY ⇢ Research Assistant – Macroeconomics of the Seventh Carbon Budget ⇢ inet.ox.ac.uk/vacancies An opportunity to work under the supervision of Principal Investigator Doyne Farmer and become an integral member of the INET Complexity research group

Researchers from Oxford, alongside international partners including the United Nations Development Programme (@undp), have proposed an optimistic, practical approach to inspire stronger action on nature. Read more ⬇️ #OxfordClimate

Excited to share our paper: "Chain-of-Thought Is Not Explainability"! We unpack a critical misconception in AI: models explaining their Chain-of-Thought (CoT) steps aren't necessarily revealing their true reasoning. Spoiler: transparency of CoT can be an illusion. (1/9) 🧵

How can we make cities a place where people and nature thrive together? Melissa Felipe Cadillo explains how a recent Citizens’ Jury created a collective vision for Oxford’s environmental future 👇 bit.ly/4evNDqd

Melissa Felipe Cadillo, Programme Coordinator of the Oxford Martin School Programme on Biodiversity and Society, describes how universities can act as key brokers to include local residents in decisions on nature recovery in urban environments. #OxfordClimate

How can cities balance urban growth with nature? Melissa Felipe from our Biodiversity & Society Programme brought Oxford residents into urban planning through a Citizens’ Jury. Their goal: make cities work for people and nature. Read more: oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/blog/how-can-p…