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Oxford's Bodleian Libraries announce a partnership with OpenAI covering research, teaching and digitised collections.
Why I recommend it: A joint announcement, so it describes the deal the way both partners want it seen.
Research news from the University of Oxford's Department of Engineering Science: robotics, energy, biomedical engineering, AI and more.
Why I recommend it: A university news page, so it highlights its own wins. A handy way to spot new research before it hits the headlines.
Site of Oxford philosopher Toby Ord, author of "The Precipice", with free papers and essays on existential risk and how to weigh long-term outcomes.
Why I recommend it: Several of his papers are downloadable free. Read him for the reasoning about risk, not for AI specifics.
Oxford research group on AI governance, publishing open papers and briefings on regulation, compute governance and international coordination.
Why I recommend it: The clearest writing anywhere on how AI rules might actually be enforced. Start with their briefings, not the full papers.
