Oxford researchers Yarin Gal, Mark van der Wilk, Michael Bronstein & Michael Wooldridge are part of SOFAIR, a new UK initiative developing next-generation open-source AI through fundamental research. www.cs.ox.ac.uk/news/2535-fu... @yaringal.bsky.social @mvdw.bsky.social @mmbr…
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Professor Graham Cormode @grahamrc.bsky.social has been appointed Research Theme Lead for AI Futures at the Oxford-UBS Centre for Applied AI. His work on trustworthy AI, data privacy and large-scale data analysis will help shape the Centre's research. www.cs.ox.ac.uk/news/2537…
After teaching game theory for 15+ years, Prof Michael Wooldridge is sharing his knowledge in his new book ‘Life Lessons from Game Theory: The Art of Thinking Strategically in a Complex World’. Read @theguardian.com interview to learn more: www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...
Can we make AI more ethical & safe for children? Senior Researcher Jun Zhao discusses her research on AI, ethics & online safety, exploring how digital technologies can be designed to better protect children & their data in @mplsoxford.bsky.social Women in AI campaign www.yout…
Is the AI revolution leaving those who don't use the tools behind, or will they be the only people left with critical thinking skills? In a recent @the-independent.com article, Prof Michael Wooldridge spoke with a self-confessed AI luddite on the issue. www.the-independent.com…
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How can game theory help England win the #WorldCup? ⚽🏆 Ashall Professor of the Foundations of AI Mike Wooldridge explains how the use of randomness can make a difference in a penalty shootout. Concepts such as strategic randomness have applications beyond sport, including in computer science & AI.
Senior Researcher Jun Zhao, Prof Ana Namburete @ana-namburete.bsky.social & Prof Marina Jirotka @marenka.bsky.social are 3 of the 9 extraordinary researchers highlighted in Oxford’s flagship Women in AI campaign for their work shaping the future of AI. @mplsoxford.bsky.social
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