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Oxford university's IT department pilots Microsoft Copilot | Computer Weekly

The University of Oxford is piloting Microsoft Copilot to enhance productivity in its IT department.
Regular usage assessments of Copilot are vital for determining its value for money.
Training and user engagement are crucial for maximizing the benefits of AI tools in the workplace.

Larry Ellison is investing up to $165 million to turn University of Oxford science research into products

Larry Ellison plans to invest up to $165 million into research at the University of Oxford, aiming to transform research into products.

Oxford University Names William Hague Its New Chancellor

William Hague has been elected as the next chancellor of the University of Oxford, succeeding Elish Angiolini in a closely contested election.

4 Stanford students selected as 2025 Rhodes Scholars

32 U.S. students have been awarded Rhodes scholarships, reflecting academic merit and social impact ambition.

Approaching ancient philosophy globally at Oxford

The Oxford Network for Ancient Philosophy promotes collaboration in studying diverse ancient philosophies.

New online therapies could help at least twice number of people recover from anxiety

New online therapies endorsed by NHS could assist more individuals in overcoming anxiety and PTSD, particularly beneficial for children and adolescents.

Oxford releases new guidance on AI use for students - Cherwell

The University of Oxford has released new guidance on the use of AI tools for students, allowing their use but warning that they cannot replace human critical thinking.
AI-generated text passed off as one's own is considered plagiarism and subject to penalties.

Dye that makes invisible prostate tumours glow may be used by surgeons

The use of a fluorescent dye can improve the removal of prostate cancer during surgery by illuminating cancerous tissues, aiding in the retention of healthy tissues.

Scientists start human testing of Marburg virus vaccine

The first in-human vaccine trial for the highly fatal Marburg virus has been initiated at the University of Oxford.
The Marburg virus, akin to Ebola, lacks approved vaccines or treatments and poses a real threat of causing a pandemic.
The development of a vaccine is essential due to the high fatality rate and lack of approved treatments for Marburg virus.

How to spot generative AI 'hallucinations' and prevent them

Generative AI can 'hallucinate' incorrect answers when faced with unknown queries.
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