January 2025 Davos, Switzerland: Professor John Tasioulas and Dr Caroline Green participated in a public-facing panel on AI and democracy (House of Kosova partnership).
January 2025 European University Institute, Florence: Professor John Tasioulas delivered the Chair on AI & Democracy Annual Lecture, with public and policy-facing engagement.
January 2025 Canada: Professor Ignacio Cofone received the Canadian Book Club Award (Nonfiction/Education) for The Privacy Fallacy, with associated media coverage.
October 2025 Dr Carissa Véliz cited in coverage examining human relationships with AI systems: Rolling Stone
October 2025 Right Livelihood Award announcement: Ambassador Audrey Tang was honoured with the Right Livelihood Award for advancing the social use of digital technology to empower citizens and renew democracy.
November 2025 Dr Caroline Green contributed expert analysis on the ethical and social implications of care robots: University of Oxford (expert comment)
November 2025 Professor Edward Harcourt was quoted in an article on the debate over whether large language models such as ChatGPT can be considered conscious: New York Magazine (Intelligencer)
December 2025 Professor Edward Harcourt reflects on the ethical and social implications of chatbot use and the need for education about their limits, University of Oxford (Institute for Ethics in AI), Expert Comment: What should we do about chatbots?
December 2025 Expert commentary on human rights considerations in the age of artificial intelligence by professor Yuval Shany: University of Oxford (expert comment)
December 2025 Dr Carissa Véliz was featured in El País discussing ethical limits and impacts of artificial intelligence: El País
April 2025 Podcasts and long-form media: Dr Carissa Véliz participated in podcast interviews and long-form media discussions on privacy, surveillance, and AI ethics (including appearances with investigative journalists and policy commentators); e.g. Podcast — unSILOed with Greg LaBlanc:
April 2025 Dr Carissa Véliz interviewed on BBC News Internationalthe philosophical and ethical dimensions of privacy and surveillance.Compendium of appearances (selected): Raconteur (Times supplement); BBC News ‘AI Decoded’ (17 Apr); New Scientist; Fast Company; The Spectator; Washington Post quote; podcast with Carole Cadwalladr & Roger McNamee.
August 2024 Dr Caroline Green was interviewed by BBC South Today, Radio Oxford, and Radio Solent on the use of AI in healthcare: BBC One - South Today, Evening News
August 2021 Dr Carissa Véliz discusses the ethics of vaccine mandates and passports: ABC (radio)
August 2021 Professor John Tasioulas comments in an article on AI and the film industry: New Statesman
June 2021 Dr Carissa Véliz writes a comment piece on AI and the testing of medicines: Harvard Business Review
June 2021 Article on the plans for the Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities mentions that it will house the Institute in the future: Architects' Journal
March 2021 Dr Carissa Véliz discusses key themes in her book Privacy is Power, including how big technology firms’ impact on our personal data: WIRED
January 2021 Dr Carissa Véliz discusses privacy and our relationship with tech companies: CBC Radio
