Oxford University's Institute for Ethics in AI. Tackling the ethical challenges posed by Artificial Intelligence. Part of @PhilFacOx and @uniofoxford.
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ALT Professor Edward Harcourt in formal attire stands in front of a bookshelf filled with books. The text on the image reads: "PULSE. What AI is asking us about ourselves."
ALT Two people holding hands with a headline about defining care in the age of AI.
ALT A greyscale image of Audrey Tang, Taiwan’s cyber ambassador, first digital minister, architect of the Taiwan Model for digital diplomacy and 2025 Right Livelihood laureate, promotes the Reimagining AI Alignment for Humans Fireside Chat with Caroline Green, director of research at the Institute for Ethics in AI, taking place June 2, 2026, at Protein Studios in Shoreditch as part of SXSW London.
ALT Audrey Tang, Taiwan’s cyber ambassador, first digital minister, architect of the Taiwan Model for digital diplomacy and 2025 Right Livelihood laureate, makes the Vulcan salute in a predominantly black promotional graphic with white text for SOLVE at MIT 2026 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
ALT Audrey Tang, Taiwan’s cyber ambassador, first digital minister, architect of the Taiwan Model for digital diplomacy and 2025 Right Livelihood laureate, delivers the SOLVE at MIT 2026 keynote in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
ALT Audrey Tang (right), Taiwan’s cyber ambassador, first digital minister, architect of the Taiwan Model for digital diplomacy and 2025 Right Livelihood laureate, takes part in a fireside conversation with Hala Hanna (left), executive director of MIT Solve, during SOLVE at MIT 2026 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
ALT The text logo for SOLVE at MIT 2026 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is displayed in a stylized, minimalist black font with fragmented strokes on a plain white background.
ALT Audrey Tang, Taiwan’s cyber ambassador, first digital minister, architect of the Taiwan Model for digital diplomacy and 2025 Right Livelihood laureate, delivers the Good Enough Ancestor: Software Freedom as Civic Care Across Generations lecture hosted by the Free, Libre and Open Source Software, or FLOSS, community at the University of Oxford in the U.K.
ALT Audrey Tang (left), Taiwan’s cyber ambassador, first digital minister, architect of the Taiwan Model for digital diplomacy and 2025 Right Livelihood laureate, listens as Dr Bo-Jiun Jing (right), senior research fellow and programme manager in Taiwan Studies at the Oxford School of Global and Area Studies, discusses AI-related words of wisdom from His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Pope Leo XIV during the Outrage to Overlap: Civic AI and 6-Pack of Care talk at the Nissan Institute of Japanese Studies, St. Antony's College, University of Oxford, in the U.K.
ALT Graphic with abstract swirling colours (blue, green, orange, red) at the top and a dark blue background below. A label reads “Expert Commentary”. Large headline text states: “Faith meets code – the growing role of theology for AI ethics”. Below is a quote: “The question is no longer whether theology has a place in this conversation, but whether we can afford to exclude it.” Attribution reads: Dr Caroline Emmer De Albuquerque Green, Director of Research at the Institute for Ethics in AI.
