Responsible AI – let’s make driving boring again
The RAILS project - Responsible AI for Long-term Trustworthy Autonomous Systems - is focused on questions of responsibility and how these are understood, mapped, and experienced within the domain of…
Participants needed for autonomous driving simulation study
A research project at the RTI is seeking participants for a simulation of autonomous driving. Participants will be invited to the George's Building at the Oxford Robotics Institute and will…
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Paid internship on PARIS-DE sustainability project
An exciting paid internship opportunity on the PARIS-DE project is available for summer 2022. PARIS-DE is ensuring that the carbon emissions associated with digital technologies are aligned with the Paris…
RTI launches new research project with Capgemini
The RTI and Capgemini are happy to announce a new collaboration focused on the safety and human factors of interactions with AI autonomous systems. The joint research project will focus…
New funding for community lab project on AI
The RTI has partnered with Upper Norwood Library (UNLH, South London) in a successful bid to the Minderoo-Oxford Challenge Fund in AI. We will work together to create a community…
Launch of new animation for RTI
The Responsible Technology Institute (RTI) is delighted to launch its new animated video, in order to introduce itself as a touchpoint for research and responsible innovation. The RTI is an…
The Open Standard on the Ethical Black Box for robots presented to experts and policy makers
One of the main non-technological challenges for autonomous robots interacting with humans is how to win public trust and acceptance. A possible solution is offered by the EPSRC-funded project RoboTIPS, in which…
Trust in Autonomous Systems and AI
Professor Marina Jirotka took part in a discussion with Capgemini Research institute’s for their journal “Conversations for Tomorrow. The article is available to view on the web, and is targeted…
Enabling Advanced Autonomy through Human Interaction
The Universities of Edinburgh, West of England and Oxford are delighted to announce their new project Enabling Advanced Autonomy through Human-Collaboration, funded as part of Towards Turing 2.0 (second tranche). The…
Peeling back the surface – what’s behind algorithmic tools?
The ReEnTrust project is delighted to announce the launch of its new animated video, which aims to unpack some of the mystery in the algorithms we so often encounter, but…